Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 130, Decatur, Adams County, 2 June 1951 — Page 2

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Discussion Questions on the Sun* day School Lesson, The Restoration of Jerusalem, for Sunday, June 3. 1. How explain God using those . not his children in carrying out his purposes? 2. What makes people in different to God? ■ 3. What reward is there In work* ing for God? | 4. How overcome the opposition of enemies in God's work? 5. What constitutes the greatest joy one may experience f / \ ■ j .''Ar I . 1 Faith enough to make God real is ; necessary for contented living. . - Fear disheartens. and sickens: faith encourages and heals.

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■ dll "* Creamed Comments on the Sunday School Leeson, The Restoration of Jerusalem, Ezra 1:2-3; 6:14-18. Nehemlah 4:6; 8:1-3, r for favorable steps were taken for tiie Sunday, June 3. I Over a period of a hundred years, remnant of Judah, jabout 60,000. to return to Jerusalem, the different characters involved being Cyrus of Persia, now world emperor; Darirus and 'Artaxei. his successors; Ezra, the scribe! and <Nehemiah, a good layman giving ; inpiratlon. and instruction; an 4 the phophets Taggal and Zechariah; !V. 2. Thus suit* Cryus king of Persia, The Lord of heaven hath given me all the kingdoms of the earth, and he hath charged me to build him a house at Jerusalem which is in Judah.” Cyrus, though not a believer In God, was Influenced to recognize the God of IsreeL the return of Israel wae the purpose of God, at\d hefwsed Cyme In this purpose, » I r \ V. 3. 'Who is there among you of all his people? hie God be With Mm. and let him go up to Jerusalem, which is in Jwdaeh, and build the house of He Lord God of Israel. (he is the God) which is In Jerusalem. 4 This broad permhrtlon of a return apparently expressed a desire that the Jews should return. Note the;new name to the children of Israel Jew; the people had changed much while in captivity, and it was appropriate that they should haVe another name; in fact, the majority of those gone into'exile did not; care to go back home; human nature is like that todky - believers in God get so mixed up with the world that the desire to {change is not strong; the start home has to be voluntary, then and now. V. 14. “And the elders of Jews bUilded, and they prospered through the prbphesying of Haggai the phophet, and Zechariah the son of Iddo. And they;' builded it and finished ft, according to the commandment of the God of Israel, and according to the commandments of Cyrus, Darius add Arttxerxos.” These prophets Encouraged the people to resume the rebuilding of the temple after the work had been stopped by the Samaritans, and after the temple had lain uncoin-

TU B II J I If you cannot tdliHhe difference between fragrance of a rose and the scent of a cigar, your sense of smell is dead It you see little difference between a wrong and a right; your conscience is dead. It you are more interested in making money than in growing your soul, you are dying spiritually. Clericus Says: •. .■ V; ?. ■ • Clericus says: ’’God often works out his will through persons who would seem'to be not at all In his favor. The Holy Spirit works upon all men. even upon unbelievers. This should give; Ms hope that of our present ctaos may come a more hopeful ordfer.l God can use oyen the hatefql despots of the world to advaric# his righteous ends, turning ttieir power to his glory and overcoming their evil by the might h|s; rlgheeousness ’’

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t , . . I pletvd tor fifteen year*. People Ito be faithful to God need a lot of encouragement. V. IS. “And the house was finlahwhich was in the sixth year of the ed on the third of the month. Adar, reign of Darius the king." The time it took to rebuild the temple, was tour years and five months. The Persian kings directed the giving of much material and funds; the sacred vessels taken in the captivity were brought back. It is a credit to people to build well the house of God. \ V. 16. ’’’And the children of Israel, the priests and the Lsviton, and the rest of the children of the captivity, kept tile dedication of this house of God with joy." There was great satisfaction in mikiua fifst things first, namely, honor in 4 God and making .the worship of him tirst. There Is real joy connected with the true worship of Go 4. V. 6. “So built we the wall; and -all the wall was joined together unto the half thereof, tor the «m> pie had a mind to work." Nehemiah, the cupbearer of the kin.', was greatly dlstresumd in that the walls of Jerusalem were in need of repair. With the consent of ths king, he took 1500 men to Judul. to do this task, where he mat all kinds of difficult opposition by enemies, but he stuck to his job. The people of /'Judah were inspired to work even without pay for protection. There is a spiritual reward for ti e Christian worker. V. 1. “And all the people gathered themselves together as one man into the street that was before the Water (gate; and -they spake onto Ezra thescribe to bring the book of the law of Moses, which the Lord had commanded In Israel.” With their new achievements, tho people had a new purpose to live for God in their repossessed ?ity. New mercies should always lead to new consecrations. They were ready for a revival which was to be based on the word. Ezra was an 1 outstanding interpreter of the word. Having been in captivity so long, their understanding was darkened and thoy craved the right interpretation of the word. So eager were they to learn about 1 God that they did not weary because of a service several hours long. It is not a good sign that there is a craving for shorter services of public worship and shorter sermoas. Based on copyrighted outlines; produced by the Division of Christ-; lan Education, «National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U. S. k., ahd used by permission,

Do You Know Who is it? 1. A man whose eyes were not dim at the age of 120? q 2. A mafl told to take of bls. shoes; he was standing on holy ground? 11 3. An aged prophetess who bless ed the baby JesUs? 1. A made garments for the needy? 5. A phophet who was taken to heaven In a whirlwind? Do You Know Answered 1 Moses (Deut. 34:7) 2. Moses (Eg. 3:5) 3. Anna (Luce 2:36-3b) 4. Dorcas (Acts 9;39) 5. Elijah (2 Kings 2:11) The world is but the shadow of . your mind. Dcdson. ’ . > Your mbney is a sacred trust and i yodrself its appointed distributer. Love is th 6 harmony ( .of both ■ earth and heaven.

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I 1 Bt»! Mary's Csthollo Church Vary ftW* Magr. SslmsU. paster 6:OdAM. First 7;3()A.M. Low Mate a.M. Chlldien> M»M 10; 15 k». High Mm» Maas ?;»» A M. HMy Comthunlen guadsye Flta| Bunday, Hm»aiy Hoeleiy. Hwcmd Bunday, Holy /Name Society. Thlri Bunday, ut .Mary'e Soclwfy. Fourih Bunday, Children of CHURCH OF THS NAZARINI ; Nerth Seventh and Marshall Sts. oalph A. Carter, pastor Sungay »«huol, »|3o am Glenn • Habeg|er, aupvrinttimUUn Friends are inijl1 nd to join with us in the -.Eudj or the Hlblr. Motzing wurakip, 10:30 a.m. Message: “The King's Highway." Church, U a.m. Mrs. GAm*pa»|gh. supervisor. Youth group. 6:45 p.m. Evelyn Kirks, president. M \ Adulfe study group. 6:45 p.m. Mrs. O. Sudduth, president. Eviingelisth' service, 7:3V p.m. Message: “Present State of Man ” Mop|||jy 7:30 p.m.> Church board Wednesday 7:30 P-»n.. Prayer and Praise -service; /V-i o' Thursday’j 7:30 p.m. Woman’s Foreign Mfesionary Society will meet at the Daily Vacatin' ; Bible school June 11 22. if ? Kr • 4 “t-i' - ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH , West Monroe and Eleventh street* Edgar P. Schmidt, pastor (Where beauty of sanctuary and • service; invite to Worship.) I Twpv services are conducted •every ©uhday morningf-dt 8 and 10:30 /.o’clock. As thepdays get I warmed, the eight o’clock servieil i becomes more popular. Before you make trip to relatives or to ( the lake cottage, attend the early service, at Zion, Lutheram Sunday srhool and. Bible class meet at 9:15 o’clock. Church calendar Married Couples club meets Sunday evening at 8 o’clock’ in the ’ basement of the church. All j couples of the congregation and their friends are cordially invited. The Church (jiouncll meets for its regular monthly meeting on Tnesday at 8 p:m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7 p.m. —- ■ . FlfesT PRESBYTERIAN A..C.E. Gillander, minister ChurOh school, 9:30 to 10:26 y. .m.. sflperintcmh'iits, Dick Mackliti and ’Jack Knudsen. Classes will ■be back, to normal this week after Our special, program last Sunday. 1 (i’hildrgH's day will he June 17, to I avoid |he Daily Vacation school I f.ressugd. I Worship. 10.30 am. Sermon I subject, “The Blinding Immediate. ■ ! Children's sgrpions : will he dis 1 | continued thrdugh June, July and' August. Special music, soprano solo, “In My Father’s House Are Many by Miss HelaineJ Foley. The choir, thrown dff pra<4 tice schedule, by the holiday, will present its anthem next week. Ph itlc- for men . and boys, Monday afternoon. Gagnes at Central Soya fields,, and food at Hanna Nuttmaft shelter House,. Big Boy Scout camporee takes' tljis week. Worthhiafl' Field will blithe scene of the Saturday eight pageant, and. the Sunday morniftg worship Service sos Prdb estant Ifoys. \ Missionary church U. Welty, minister 9 Sunday school classes for al' ages with capable Christian teach ers. Mrs Myron Hart, Supt, 10 Morning worship. Duet Mr. and Mfip. L. VonGunten. Message will be> given by guest speaker, Rev. Robert Welch, pastor of the Missionary church in Bluffton, Ohio. 7 Gospel Hour. Mrs. IdlewiUe will be in charge. 7 M.Y.F. Mr. Sevaur will use the theme, “Excuses* People Give.” 7:!J0 Evening service. ..Message will aghin be given by Rev. Welch. Rev. Weity and Rev. Welch have •♦♦♦4h>»»»»4'4»»»44'»»« >4 l». Be Particular About yxMir Apparel. Choose,' yon r clothes with Confidence from your favorite store. HOLTHOUSESCHULTE & CO. ■ ■ - 1440♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»■

<«kchanged pulpits for the day. I Wednesday 7:30 Prayer service and Bible‘l study, j We will have our annual Jug Breaking service for the children June lb. Everyone enjoys jthis sagvice l > s? Our Daily Vacation Bible school will'be (June .11-24. We invite you to come and worship with us. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Joniis M. Berkey, minister Gerald Strickler, superintendent Children's day will be observed this loming Sunday at 9:30 ia.m. Immediately following the Communion service, the reajt of the morning period will be gjiven bver to. the children’s program. Ala the offertory Miss Phyllis Kraft i will play "Love's Hour” by Peery. < Official Board r t The June meeting of the official board will begin promptly at 7:30 pm. |n the church Office pn Wed^ eß d a y« June 6. > j Ladies Aid ! Mrs. William Kohls will be hostcss to the Ladies Aid next WedS*** dißy evening at 7:30, June 4. Mrs. Elmer Darwachter is in charge of the program. ' T 1 Father Son Banquet The Father Son banquet will bdgin at 6:30 p.m. in the chdrch basement on Monday, June 4. ; Choir Rehearsal for the choir will begin at 7:30 p.m. next Thursday. Notes ; Father's day will be; observed on June 10; by the Church school. Conferehce and camp both begin on June 17 at Lake Wawasee and Winona Lake respectively. ; I ZION evangelical AND REFORMED William C. Feller, pastor Church school at 9 a.m. James Stauffer, superintendent. Alli .upstairs classes will meet in ; the .basement on this Sunday, and all downstairs classes will meet in the sanctuary for children's ’day lehearsal. —. j Worship service at 10 a.m. Ser r.ion: “A Cure fori our Prejudices." Vacation from school? Yes. Vacation from work? Yes. Vacation from church? Never. If you are on vacation go to church sorpewhere. If you are at home? let’s see [you in church Sunday [mOrniiig. Visitors \are always welcome.: < Monday—B:3o a.m. Opening of. tue second week of the Daily Vaca-| t'on Bible school in the Lincoln | school building. i Official board meeting postponed one week. Kolter, Leo Kirsch and the pastor will attend the meeting ol the Michigan-Indiana Synod at Mt. Clemens, Michigan on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday? Youth rehearsal ; on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. ; —j Girls’ Guild meeting postponed one week, Heidelberg class meeting ■on Thursday at 8 p in. at the church Senior choir rehearsal on Friday at 7 p.m. /\ ' ? ' Come and worship with us. [ Sundak* June 10, Children’s flay •.rograin in the mornihg. ; In the afternoon the annual Sunday sclnipl and church picnic will be held on the Reppqrt Auction school grounds. , TRINITY EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Madison at Ninth 9:15 - Sunday Schaty?i?d W, >,U Barkley Superintendent. Lesson study? “The Restoration of Jerusalem.” 10;30 - Divine Worship with th© observance of the Lord's Sapper. The choir, under the direction; of Mrs. Dpvid lEmbler, will sing the anthem. “God so Loved the World” by Stainer. The meditation by the minister will be “in jf Me.” All church members will want to /be present for this special MeiiMorial Communion Service. 6:30 - Junior Christion Endeavoi a,nd Youth Fellowship. 7:30 - The G. E. Choir -of : 65 voices, under (he direction of iMr. David Embler, will give a saqi'ed concert in the sanctuary of T|rin! ity Church. . I The Quarterly Conference will meet at the close of the evening service. All menibers are urged to be present with their reports. The delegates to the annual conference in August will be elected. Wednesday - 7:00 -\ Mid-wees

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Service in four age-groupa, " Thursday - T:3jß - Ladles Aid at the Church. j 8:00 - Choir Rehearsal, followed by social hour In the diking halls. BETHANY CHURCH Evangelical United ' F. H. Willard, minister Sunday school 9:15 am; Vernon 1 Custer, supt. ■ > Morning worship, 10:10 a.m. Service of Ho|y Communion. The Council of Administration will meet on Tuesday evening at 7:00. Midweek service, Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. - , The General Meeting of the Women’s Society of World Service will held on Thursday, June 7th. There will be morning and afternoon activities so the members are asked to bring sandwiches for lunch. Co«ee will be made by a committee in charge. The quilting project Is also to be continued. Children’s Day practise®, Saturday at 1:30 •/ • i FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Robert H. Hammond, pastor Bible School ; The Bible School meets at 9:15 with classes for every age group and the Word of God as the heart ofi the lesson. Ralph Kenworthy, Supt. Morning Worship \ At the 10:30 morning service the pastor will bring a communion meditation and the Lord’s Supper will be observed. Baptist Youth Fellowship The youth will meet £t 6:30 in the church basement. Evening Gospel Service The/' Evening Gospel service at 7:30 will have for its theme the pastor’s message 'Understanding Good’s Will’.’ Wednesday Night Choir Rehearsal is at 7:00, followed by the Pro'yer Service at 8:00. ; ' 1 Thursday Might \ The Women’s Missionary Society will meet at 7:30 Thursday x : night \ht the church. Mrs. Jasper. Mrs. Jbhn Baumann and Mrs. Lehman are the hostesses , and Mrs. Jasper is the leader. All members of the; society are invited. -—j; I ' : CHURCH OF GOD | Founded A.D. 33 Cleveland Street Two Blocks Northwest of Hospital Dwight R. McCurdy, Minister Floyd A. Morrison, 8. 8. Supt. Morning and evening services, every Sunday. 8:30 a.m. “Christian Brotherhood Hour” W.K.J.G. Ft. Wayne. 9:30 a.m. Morning worship, Serniofi: “God Can Save You From Sin.” 10:30 a.m. Church school, “Chris’tians attend church and Sunday, School, regularly!” 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship. Mrs. Kenneth Watkins, president; Mrs. Emery Hawkins Mrs. Guy Agler, Mrs. Elmer Scott, Counselors. \ ’ 6:30 p.m. Shining Lights, Miss Sabina Taylor, and Miss Norma Agler directors. ' \ 7:30 p.m. Regular Sunday evening'Service, Sermon: Ms. Herman Hammond, Guest speaker. Wednesday ’ 1 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Prayer meeting. ' ' ' 8:30 p.m. Sanctuary ahd Youth' choir practice, Mrs. Kenneth Roop I and Mrs. Kenneth Watkink, dlr-! ectors.' i We Welcome You | Affiliated with the Church of’ God. General, offices, Anderson, Indiana, “where a Christian ex perience makes you a member." (Acts 2:47).

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Normal America basalts source in the Bible. Christian education was the cause for the building'of colleges and universities. The Bible was the main text book in the early day of public school education. Wte may look with pride to men of Christian faith ihdt participated in the early history J of our ghveriiment. Visitors to Washington will go to Mt. Vernon, the hoihe o f George Washington, and wend their way to the church whereJid »wor-

i I WisdomW Playing Rafe An Irishman had the smallpox. He was taken to A hospital. The nurse fearing he might dje, suggested that he S 00; a clergyman. The Irishman hesitated a moment and then said, “Yon.might send for the Rabbi ” The nurse smiled ard said, "You, a good Roman Catholic and want a Rabbi?" Pat said, “Yes, \1 do not want to expose the father to the. smallpox.” i■?;, ■——-M ’.J Lesson Prayer: Lesson prayer: We are grateful' for the evidence that God’s purpose will be worked out eveh under the most difficult circtimstancesl. Grant that we may have the faith that God will triumph through us and with our; s Whole mind and strength, so go forth to do ;the woric of God never fearing, never daunting We are grateful for a mighty God full of compassion, who is more faithful to us that we: can be to him. Mutual Hospitality It was understood in the, Curreu family that wheh one member had a guest, all must share in the hos 4 pitalify., The financial statns was pot a lucrative one, but there k always money for the development of spiritual values. On this particu 4 lar occasion when the mother wao entertaining a friend at dinner, permitted each of the two girls to invite a guest alsio. This satisfied their Interests and made them even inorq- thoughtful and appreciative of their mother. , On other occasions whbn one member was celebrating alone, be or she was the recipient of the entire family’s attention. When Helen; tbe younger sister, was having a birthday party, Joanne was just as deferential and CQurteous to th? guests as were the parents. It never occurred io her to be jealous l>eeaube Helen was receiving all the attention. The w!0 mother had nstilled the principle that; others must come before self. This maker for happy living. - I — J ■ The World’s Y. W. C. A. Council will be helfl this year in. Beirut Lebanon, October 14. with nieniherr from 62 countries. Four yejars ago the meeting was held in Hangchow, China.

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