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■ Comments JBI I pn Creamed comments on the Sunday school lesson, Persons and Property, Exodus 20:15; Luke 16: 112, for Sunday, June 8. > The Old Testament taught honesty. Building on this foundation, taught stewardship. Mosed laid the foundation; Jesus erected the superstructure. T ' V. 15. "Thous shalt not steal.” There are the rights of private ownership of property that must be protected. This is the basis of a true economy. Persons td“be ! rightly related must relate rightly their possessions; this can be dorie ,ionly as we are Christian stewards who practice absolute honesty as to time, talents, privileges, and money. V.l. “And he said to his disciples, there was a certain rich map which had a steward; and the saipe was accused of him that he had, wasted his goods.” The rich map employed a general superintendent to\ look after his affairs, who rendered to him his report which showed there was a waste somewhere. Jesus taught that nothing be wasted, hence the gathering of the left-overs when feeding the. ten thousand. It is good business to check lArp on how that which has beeh committed to us has been used. V-2. “And he called mini and said unto him, How is it l that I hear this of thee? Give an account of thy stewardship; for thou mayest be no longer steward?’ The rich man gave a warning which allowed a, little time before the final dis-, charge. Here was a deliberate pro-ceeding—-a good' suggestion. V. 3. “Then the steward said within himself. What shall I do? Fo? my Lord taketh! away from me the stewardship; I cannot dig; ,to beg I am ashamed.” He wa? too proud to work, too proyd to; I beg. He was, ptrtnto thjnkinjg; he had bean dishonest and instead <j>f acknowledging it he would go on with added dishonesty. One wrong begets another if not corrected. V 4. “I am resolved what to do. ' that, when I am out of the stewardship, they may receive mg into their houses.” Here is; one commendable trait—namely, that of

- in a very simple way Joseph Foitf Newton has summarized his message as a minister: “To! live well we must have a faith to live, by. a self to live with, a work to live for—something to which we can give ourselves and thus get ourselves off our hands. We cannot tell what may happen to us—but we can decide what happens in us—how we take it, what we do with it. —Life is an adventure of faith; faith in God, in our souls, in Jite, in our •fellow-souls.” \ Lesson Prayer: _ Lesson prayer: We pray for such absolute honesty among men that there will be no stealing of time, talent, and money anywhere, in brder that greed, graft rind corruption may be eliminated and we shall be a free people not bound by’the power of the law. May, the spirit of truth posses us; may'our. relations with others be open and 1 above board: may dur transactions be in keeping with the command-

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planning future security; to do this one steward would make friends who would befriend him when in, need. The making of highly commendable. V. 5. “And so he called every one of his Lord’s debtors unto Jim and said, unto the first, How much owest thou unto my Lord?” Evidently there were many debtors and they were in position to take commands from this steward, the general manager. A business meeting may well be imagined. V. 6. “And he said, a hundred ineastires of oil. And he said unto him. Take thy bill, and sit down quickly, and write fifty.” Here was cleverness that would make friends. Just how far may one allow rievefriess' qnd be honeslt? Is’ there such a thing as Christian shrewdness? Immediate action was necessary for the steward was now on probation. * I V.7. “Then said he to another, and how 'much, owest thou? And he said, a hundred measures of wheat. Arid he said urito him, take thy bill and write fourscore?’ Evidently there was no objection to this plan of procedure. The debtors were all willing tp take advantage of this offer which was stealing in the name of business. They proceeded on the clairti that all are doing it —a very bad policy. V.B. “And the Lord commended the unjust steward, because he had done wisely; for the children of this generation are wiser than the Children of light.’’ Thft unjust steward was commended for the fact that future security was in his program and that he would make friends to gain that end. Here was application to the followers of the Lord —friends and future security. Os course the; way these objectives are reached is another question. V. 9. “And F say unto you. Make unto yourselves friends of the mammon of unrighteousness, that when you fall, they may receive yourselves into everlasting habitations.” We hiay make friends who will welcome us in the other world by bringing the gospel to them here and now. Here is the highest use of money. V.IQ. “He that is faithful tn that which is least is faithful also In much.” The final test of friendship and money is living faithfully to God. —Based on copyrghted outlines produced by the Division of Christian Education, National Council of the Churches of\ Christy in the ip.S.A., and used by permission.

ment to love our neighbors as ourselves,. Clerieua Says: Clericus says: “If you cannot be faithful in handling of money, Jesus s said how can God commit to you the true spiritual riches which are of incalculable value? And if you have not been faithful in administering material things for other people, and especially in administering God’s gifts as a gdod steward, how can you expect that God will commit to you!his greatest gift, which Is the gift of saL vation?” ■ ' Berth Review 53 Object Sunday Talks to Children, by Joseph A. Schofield, Jr., the W. A. Wilde Co., is written to arouse and hchd the interest of tfhe child. It will proride .you with new stories, new object lessons, increased interest • in i Sunday school for your children in the home, or churich school, or even for the pulpit. There are special talks for special days.

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St. Mary’s Catholic Church Very Rev. Msgr. Selmetz, pastor 6:00 a.m. First Mass. 7:30 a.m. Low Mass. ■’ 9:00 a.m. Children’s Mass. 10:15 a.m. High Mass. Weekday Mass 7:30 a.m. Prayer Hour and Benediction', Sunday 2:30 p.m. Holy Communion Sundays First Sunday, The Catholic Ladies of Columbia. Second Sunday, Holy Name Society. ’.I Third Sunday, The Rosary Society. . Fourth Sunday, Children of Mary. THE CHURCH OF CHRIST ■ Robert J. Tlntky, min later Ernest Lehman, supL 9:30, Worship service. 9:45, Communion service, sermon. 10:30 Bible school. Prayer, meeting Wednesday evening, 7:30. Mrs. Leon McClain, leader. ' NUTTMAN AVENUE U. B. M. J. Simm, pastor Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. ' Worship service, 10:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p.m. Worship Service, 7:30 p.m. The pastor will be absent this’ Sunday due to activities at Hunti ingtoh college. The Rev. Deloyd! Garwood, a theological student in; Huntington college, will hav® charge of the services the day. The pastor will conduct the regular Wednesday night Bible study; at 7:30 p.m. CHURCH Os The NAZARENE Seventh and Marshall ? Romaine D. Wood, minister', ; Sunday school, 9:3R a m. , This Is Cradle roll day. All parents of Cradle roll members are' especially'urged td come and bring*! the babies. '<• ’ Worship service. 10:45 a.m. Vacation Bible school program i at 7:J|O p.m. . Midweek prayer service day, 7:45 p.m. s This will be our annual churbh meeting and election*of church of- !? ficers for the next year. • .■ — yr r ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED William C. Feller, pastor Church school at 9:00 a.m., Ray* mond Snyder, superintendent? Classes for all ages. u ‘Worship service at 10:00 (Children’s day program by the ? , children of the church school. The’i youth choir will sing, “That Day. in Galilee” by Holton. All members' and friends are invited to worship •in this serVice. Youth choir rehearsal on Wednesday at 6:3ff p.m. Senior chbir at 7:00 p.m. oni Wednesday and Friday. Conte and worship with us. J I .' I ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH West Monroe and Eleventh Edgar P. Schmidt, pastor Our 8:C0 a.m. worship service is an accommodation to the people. of\ Decatur during the warnji months of the year. Attend thi service before ymi begin your Sunj day trip. You’ll tte on your Way by nine o’clock, and it will be morejj .'‘omfottable in the church at 8. I The late Sunday service is con? diicted at 10:30. o’clock. The choiri appears at this service, otherwise? it is identical with the early Wof-j ship hour. Tha. church celebrates the Festival of the Hob’ Trinity on Sun-: day. This day begins the non-fes-j tival half of the Christian church-' year. The early 1 church considered? the doctrine of the triure God important enough to designate a day for its special commemoration andstudy. . ; Sunday school and Bible are conducted each Sunday from , 9 sls to 10:15. You are invited to enrol! your child in Sunday school adn yourseK in Bible class. * . CHURCH CALENDAR ,i ( Jftinday school teachers Tuesday at, 7:30. . ! Missionary Society j at 1:30. 1 J•, ! j , Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7.J |

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1 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I Sunday school, 9:30. Jack Knud-' | sen, superintendent. Worship service, 10:30. Rev. r James Baldwin, assistant minister, Bethany Presbyterian church. Fort Wayne will be the guest minister. | ' CHURCH OF GOD . ‘J Founded A. D. 33 Cleveland Street ’ TWb Blocks Northwest of Hospital Dwight R. McCurdy, minister Herman W. Hammond, Sunday school superintendent. , , : CHILDREN’S DAY” Morning and Evening Services qv.ery. Sunday. 8:36 a.m., Christian Brotherhood nour, WKJG, 1380 on your dial. ' . 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship, sermc*: “The Fingerprints of God!” 10:30 a.m.,. Sunday school. Chris- ; tians attend Sunday school regularly.” 6:30 p.m., Shining Lights, and Childrens choir practice. 6:30 p.m., Youth Feltowshfo, Miss Virginia Taylor, president. . 7:30 p.m., Regular Sunday evening service. “Children’s day program sponsored by the Women’s Missionary Society.” Wednesday \ 7:30 p.m., Mid-week prayer meeting. Robert G.- 1 Strickler, speaker. ‘.‘Christians attend prayer-meeting regularly.” 8,:30 p.m.. Sanctuary and youth choir practice, Mrs. Kennth Watkins and Mrs. Kenneth Roop, directors. Ji', : WE WELCOME YOU If* you are a Christian, Jesus made you a member of the Church of God, read, Acts 2:47. Affiliated with the Church of God,* central offices Anderson, Indiana, “Where a Christian Experience makes you a member.”

.p « < *7 I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Robert H. Hammond, pastor • The annual Children’s day exerwill be held at the Bible pchbol hour at 9:15 on Sunday hiorning. Children of all departtuehis will take part. Donald Sltger is superintendent. The morning worship service is at fO: 30 wil Ihonor the children WitH the pastor’s message “A Little £hild Shall Lead Them.” The choir will sing “Follow the Gleam” and jthg nursery will care for chilup to kindergarten each Sunday, morning, Parents are invited to use the nursery to further their Enjoyment of the worship service. . The B. Y. F. meets at 6:36. evening worship service wiilibe around the theme “Spring Fervor.” _ t Wednesday, 7:00, choir rehearsal followed by the prayer service ati Let’s keep up the excelat the prayer servi c.ei throughout the summer months. ' Tse annual Sunday school picnic will.be held on Thursday afternoon and i evening at Lehman park at Berne. A full program is planned of a games and entertainment for all. The bus will leave the church at "J:3O with those who can go early. Another trip will be made with- the bus about 5:30 for those who must waif until later to go. The meat, pop, ice cream, coffee will be provided, and those attending are asked to bring a basket lunch: tor the table, plus their own table service. The Missionary Society will meet at the church at 7:30. Hostesses for the meeting are Mrs. Bahghn and Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Rumple is the leader. The book of the month with which to answer the?,; roll call is Ruth. All members are invited to attend. 1 Saturday is another work day at Tippecanoe camp. Any of the men who can go are asked to contact the pastor for arrangements. • a! -- - - - .»TRINITY EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN < Madison at Ninth JoHft! G. Chambers, minister 9;15, Sunday school; Chalmer Bollenbdcher, superintendent. Bethany church went around us last Sunday tn the attendance contest. Your help is needed to keep our attendanc high. ld ! :30. Divine worship., Harold Mumma, organist; .Evangeline Emhler, minister of music. ,The morning message by the pastor is "Speaking with Boldness.” Members are to be received ’ into the church. 6?30, Youth Fellowship. 7130, Children’s day service on first floor. The service will afford parents and friends to see what the , boys and girls have been do-

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ling tn Sunday school. We have more than 100 children downstairs regularly. You will want to be In attendance tonight. Tuesday 10:00 a.m., First annual convention of Indiana North Branch, W. S. W. S. at Oakwood park. Mrs. Josse Divine is on the program Thursday morning, the convention closes Friday noon. Wednesday 7:00, Hour of prayer and study. 8:00, choir rehearsal. I ■ ■ ■ - ' 1 1 METHODIST CHURCH W. Monroe at Fifth BL Samuel Emerick, minister 9:30 The church at study with Noah Schrock serving as general superintendent and director of the adult assembly. *Chilrden’s assembly will be in charge of Mrs. Lowell Smith. Mrs. Raymond Walters is in charge of th4 nursery for all pro-school children during the church school arid worship periods. . 10:20 Children’s day Suridqy. ' Organ meditations by Mrs. Ed? gar Gerber. The call to worship will be led by Michael Beery. The following program will be given during the worship period: I “Lights Along the Way”, Mrs. Soliday’s class, “The Lord’s Prayer”,. Mrs. Maddox’s class. , ■’ * Solo, Mary Ann Swearingen. “God’s Word”, Mrs. Schrock’s class. The Morning Prayer, Craig Emerick. Offertory Solo, Jack Dailey. Welcome, Lynn Eeonardson. 'Recitations, Mrs. Maddox’s class.\ “The Beauty of God’s Love”, Mrs. Johnson’s class. ? f. Chorus. Mrs. Lister’s and Mrs. Nelson’s clasS; Mrs. Lowell Smith, director. , , There will be a service of dedication and baptism for infants and children conducted by the pastor.

,1 Wednesday 7:00, Youth choir rehearsal. 7:45, Senior choir rehearsal. 7:30, The service of prayer and study. 8:30, Board of Christian education meeting. This board includes: Noah Schrock, Willard ' Mcßride, Mrs. Jesse E. Niblick,: Mrs. Lowell Smith, Mrs. Watson Maddox, Mrri, C. D. Collier, Walter Listej, Mrs. Chester Dalzell, Mrs. J. E/ThackMrs. Russell Erman Johnson, Mrs. Natha i Nelson, Mrs. G. L. Brayton, and Paul Moore. ' / Thursday, 2: (TO. the W. S. C. S. will meet In the Wesley room with the children of the members as special guests. All members and their children are iiivited to attend. , | —.—__i—. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Jonas M. Berkey, minister Gerald Strickler, superintendent Thjs coming Sunday will b& observed as Children’s Day. Worship will begin at 9:30 a.m. and immediately following the Communion service the children’s program will begin. For worship Miss Kraft will play “Prelude” by Chopin and “Meditation” by Sturgis. Willing Worker’s Picnic • The Willing Worker’s Class will hold its Annual Junior Church picnic at Lehman Park in Berne, ihdiana at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jupe 10. Members of Junior Church are Ifivited as special guests for this! meeting. New Testament Church The study course on “The New Testament Church and the Restora‘ion Movement” will begin at 7:30 o’clock on Wednesday, June 11. Annual State Convention The seven huridred Christian Churches of Indiana will hold their 113th Annual State Convention for a four day period from June 12-15 l

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at the Billy Sunday Tabernacle, Winoria \ Lake, LndianZ The concention (Will close on Sunday, June 15, with a communion service and a sermon by A. Dale Fiers, President of the United Christian Missionary Society. Choir On Thursday, June |3, the choir will rehearse at 7:00 p.m. ; Coming ; June 15 — Father’s Day. . . - -—: MISSIONARY CHURCH Tenth and Dayton St. H. Jl Welty, mlnteter 9:00 Sunday school.? Classes for all ages. Ralph Myer§,. supt. ,10:00 Morning worship, music, Mrs. Arden Schilling. Message, “Now Is the Hour.” 7:00 Children’s annual jugbreaking service. A special Missionary story will be given on the flannelgraph. Monday 8:30 our Daily Vacation Bible school begins. It will continue through June 20. All children are urged to attend. Wednesday 7:30 Prayer meeting and Bible study. We inVite you to worgljip with us! /BETHANY CHURCH; Evangelical United Bretnren F. H. Willard, minister Sunday school 9:15 a.m. Arthur Beel eV, superintendent. \ The friendly ' rivalry with the Trinity Sunday school continues. Bethany Sunday school made a big gain last Sunday. Let’s do it again! Morning worship 10:10 a.m. Sermon: “A Day for Fathers.” Holy Communion. Mission Band and Little Heralds will irieet during the hour of worship. Conference for directors of, children's work will meet on ©tfkoWod Park on Monday. Branch convention of the Women’s Society of World Service will be held from Tuesday to Friday of this week at Oakwood Park. The Bethany Men’s club will meet on Monday evening at 6:30. Rev, Sam Emerick will present pictures of his trip to England and Europe. The Dutiful Daughters class will jneet on Tuesday evening at 7:30. Mrs. Ggrald Cole and Mrs. Howard Eley are the hostesses: The Dorcas class will meet on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the church; \Mrs. Luther Brown and Mrs. Henry Adler are the hostesses. The Yoyng Adult class will tneet on Thursday evening at 7:30 at the church. The Youth Fellowship will sponsor a baked goods sale on Saturday morning at Schafer's hardware. The Church youth work is very iMch alive at present. It. \is among children and among teen-agers both before and after confirmation. The youngest group is reached mainly through Sunday sfclrools and children’s clubs. Among the teen-ag, ers, scouting is favored, and besides the special services and spiritual meetings planned to fill their needs, the churches sponsor excursions, sports, and summer- and wihter-camps for them. The emphasis in all this work is of evangelistic, though social * work is also given a place. Let all things be done decently and in order.—St. Paul.

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