Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 301, Decatur, Adams County, 22 December 1951 — Page 7

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Christinas Program At Baptist Church r ;,The Bible school Christmas pro- ‘ gram will be presented at the First Baptist church Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The program follows: - k Opening congregational hymn—“lt Can e Upon a Midnight'Clear.’’ Welcome and Prayer by the superintendent. Kenworthy. ' Nursery Department - Welcome —Thomas Hakes. , f

- r (V. I R I Q 4■> Qreat is the spirit of ■ Jiß . Christmas that brings to ■ every heart-Peace, Good S •Srwjhl, B Wi11... and Love towards all B*■ mankind. May you enjoy fib ■ the full blessings of th9 Yuietlde Season. Teeple Truck Lines ; . ■ S'- ’v I : > ' AT Q) ?j £ : . ’ -- —— J : * . a IBaSßwwMEsrji On this joyous Christinas we t w ‘ » * i wish to extend our heartfelt \ thanks to all of our patrons business associates for their friendship — their co* v operation—their loyalty dur-? jl /■ * X ing the past year. A Merry . Jk&| j Christmas and Happy New *.. : , * L Year to evervone. | . MB gM Pubic Library fry kBBMk fcgu-a >1 JFflwiHMWwl

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Welcome— Janice Soldnfer. The Reason—Ronald Boat. > Beginners Department Our Hearts Are the dandles— Cheryl Lobsiger, Karen | Daniels, Becky Rumple, Mgry Ann Zwick. A Small Girl’s. Wtsh*-Jeanne Myara \ ■ ■ Children Like Christmas —Becky Soldner, Marlene Cowans, Linda Fulton, Charlotte Gephart Primary Department Christmas Gifts — Nancy Gephart, Marilyn Roth,: Bobbie Lee, Delight Michel. My Best Gift —John Bedwell, Topi Cowans, Leonard Hilyard

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Carl Hakes. 1 Two of Us—Gladys Gamsby, David Mitchel. Our Wishes —Forest Strickler, Tom Fulton, Clayton Strickler, Jerry Rambo, Sharon Roth, Jerry Lee. Songs by Beginners and Primary Departments: The Baby ’Kingand In the Manger. Junior Department If God Had Forgotten—Max Larry Roth. Clarinet Solo — Jolly Old St Nicholas —Sandra Baumann. - Christmas” Day—Ann Myers. Jane Grimm, Cecilia Lehman, Diange Fulton, Phyllis Roth, Jan. Bedwell, Carol Myers, Naomi Ladd, Bonnie Fulton. Sandra Baumann Alicia Levy, Judy Overlee. A Song And A Star —John Cowans, Philip Rambo. Worship and Gifts —Ted Ander son. Accordion Solo —Away in a Manger—Jane Bedwell. “ . to Be Busy—Ronald Highland. ■ Upper Departments Trumpet Solo —Jim AndersonJoy to the World. Announcements and Offering. Trumpet Duet—God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman, I \Heard the Bells on Christmas Day, Angels from the Realms of Glory—Rob er Boat, Alien Lehmab. ' \ Enter, Dear Lord —Tom Grimm Jack Ladd r Dennis Lobsiger, Da: Cowans, Tom Rambo, Jerry Rumple. Solo—O Holy Mrs. Leroy Rich. * Pantomime —Angels from the Realms of Glory—Brenda Levy Colleen Lobsiger. Sandra Reynolds, Cythia Lehman, Judity Gep hart, Linda Gamsby. Song accom i paninient by Mrs. Grace Hakes ant Lois Metzger. i Congregational Hymn—Hark the Herald Angels Sing. _ I Benediction by the pastor.

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Distribution of gifts and treats. Musical accompaniments by Mrs. John Matsger and Mias Sandra Reppert. ! ’ s | ■; - dr T - Trade in a Good Ijown - Decatar Our Station Will Be Closed CHRISTMAS EVE And ALL DAY | CHRISTMAS Hoosier Pete Service 13th at Nuttman Clarence Mlfler, Mgr.

F I - I s tr 21~“—• • i ’ * * P ' Merry Christinas BHjSSIw s : > ; 1 ; L „ - i ll’ From Your Friends In The Court House j L.. C’erk’s Office Recorder’s Office El> p^a ft ß F ß^k E D e pufy WA ROSE NESSWALD, Recorder I i cierk —- ’ ' i. ■ * » .y?-.f?4r»*rlk WMa; — : —— — -■ Auditor’s Office i' 1 Rs THURMAN I. DREW. Auditor «• K«BFrQi II ' Mary Drew, Deputy .. WVw’.jP ‘ »Jlg Up 8 Marjorie Gilliom, Clerk *W«V* 5 * r Wr-S’ „j| B. Bflr s I ' I K '■: f. -. . r' . ' ' ' BBk VJff ‘ I ■i . '|..■;*"' <’-■ «t j"" 1 ! —. ■’ 1 i ' | Treasurer’s Office Surveyor’s Office Os 5 RKHARD D. LEWTON. HERMAN MOHLLRRING. Tre “ Ur€r John Tyndall, Deputy V ’.. ’ll t Darliara Kely, Deputy Witham, Secretary r , - • - r >_4Fa>>- WfaStf* t| • 4 ‘- * 'M m j \ '*■ 'a ’■'v^*3»®W» I Sheriff’s Office \ « > jS &. ' \4TL a' , r ■ 808 SHRALUKA, Sherttl • - WMBL. TF: *X a. X ' 5 Jim Cochran, Deputy < ; ■ 111 * ""*"»"* , ’ ■ «'S | l">—*■:

Reflecting “I’ve been sitting here reflecting' ’Boat the town I’m living* ip. The kind of place we’re making*, For. our kids to grow up in. And 1 wonder if I’ve done my part Like George, and Watt, and Ban And a lot of other fellas , Who are civic-minded men. There's a lot of things need doin’, Those guys are'hard at work; And if the job takes mopey, Why they dig down 'till it hurts. Guess I'd better stop reflecting* And pitch in an£ do my share. So that when the'gids take over, I’Ll have earned my easy chair."

r 1 i 1 1 "" 1,11 '*" . uSsr ■ the Yuk tide extra Br kvpnderful...and that is wishing our friends a “* rry chri ”““ t T mi i Happy New Year. s - i i \ ADAMS DISTRIBUTING CO.

Local Man's Sister Dies At Indianapolis r Funeral service, w Or* held Thursday in Indianapolis for Mrs. Warren Black, 43, of that city, sister of Sam Michel of 1044 Russell street. Burial was made in a Batesville cemetery. Surviving in addition to the husband are the mother, seven brothers ant one sister. \ -—— : ■ Joseph Pease Rites Monday Afternoon Funeral services for Joseph Pease, former Kirkland township trustee, who died Friday, will be held at 3 p. m. Monday at the First Evangelical and Reformed church at Bluffton, the Rev. Mat-

thew Worthman officiating. Burial will be in Elm Gfove cemeteryF.iends may call at the Jahn funeral home in Bhiffton until 12:30 p. m. Monday, when the body will be removed to the church. Mrs. Helen Hughes, of Anderson, arrived here Friday to visit with her mother, Mrs. Maude Dorwin of North First street. Mrs.. Dor win will accompany her daughter to Homer, Mich-, where they. , will spend Christmas with the Albert Gehrig family.

'T" , ‘■ GRGCTiqasf f' ' and jrL Jap M Ay the cheerful slow of Christm/t< ' j T z candles be reflected in your iX J heart and brishten the New Year with jo*' and conlentmen. ’' j/ us/ . ■ ' * <7 - -iz»-■•wr yrTL*'* i ‘ q GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE

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Phone Rate Hearing Set For January 14 The hearing in the matter of rates and charges petitioned for by tile Citizens Telephone company vtrill be held by the public, service commission of Indiana in Indianapolis Jan.: 14. , The petition was filed by the local telephone company several months ago. The hearing will be held at 2 p.m. and public participation is requested.