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’ . CHURCH OF CHRIST W. Grant Street < Robert J. Tlnsky, minister •! Ernest Rehman, Bible school supt. 9:30, Scorning worship and communion service. f I Sermon: “A Preacher's Prayer”. 16:30, Bible School. 7:30, evening evangelistic service.'Sermon: Divine Creed.” Wednesday evening at 7:30 prayer meeting and Bible study. The' lesson this week will begin ’at Acts 17:6. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Five Points \p , ■■ Jac k Knudsen, Sunday school superiritendept. Harold Glazner, assistant. 1 ' Sundajl jschool 9:?0 a.m. 4’ .-i Worsh{p ( service 10:30 a.m. » ■Quest piinister, Arthur W. Raabe and title of sermon is “Men Ought Always to Pray.” Special music by Paul Saurer. t , Distributors of MOBILGAS MOBILOIL PETRIE OIL CO. Coi\ Bth & Monroe ’ ; Phone 3-2014 I • --- . ■ ' Building boys is better than mending mien.—Spurgeon. — Ashbaucher’s ■ Tin Shop .Established 1915 i All Kinds of Roofing A- Siding • Furnaces — Stokers Conversion Gas & Oil Burners insulation —Building Specialties Phone 3-2615 * For General Plumbing and Heating Needs, We Are At Your -Service. Just Call BAKER PLUMBING AND HEATING i \ . . 4. 704 W. Monroe St. -Phone 3-2609. Life is Zbe fortified by many friendships: LUTES Flower Shop Phong. 3-3304 ? > H Flowers for AH Occasions Potted Novelties Potted Plants —Corsages r RIVERSIDE GARAGE ■ U We Repair All Makes of Cars, Front Wheel Alignment. Batteries and Tires. 24-Hour Wrecking Service ‘ .126 E, Monroe St. Phone 3-3312

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I | On &&«" t dre» f /Creamed comments on the Sunday school lesson, .{The Glory of Solomon’s Empire, I Kings 4:2026; 11:4-8; for Sunday, September 128. (Temperance). This lesson i' shoWs how indulgence caused a king and bls people to lose moral, spiritual and national greatness. Solomon, so blessed wisdom, ’wealth, power, began to grow weak, sensual. materialistic, proud, When he l disregarded God’s laws. • V. 20. “Judah' and! Israel were fliiahy as the sahd which is by the {tea in multitude, eating and drinkdug and making merry.” There was in Solomon’s kingdom, •inaterially, to insure success, but prosperity and power linnst be used for God’s glory,: It vrasn’t.l ■ 0 V. 21. “And Solomon ruled over the kingdoms from tile River unto ;the land of the Philistines, and junto the border of’;, Egypt; they brought tribute, and served Solomon all the days of his life.” Solomon’s . kingdom, geographically, was about what God wanted it to he. The king had peaceful relations wlt-h his neighbors; commerthem flourished; his brilliance and wisdom were uncomparable. :[| 'V5.22.23t “And: Solhinon’s provisions for one day was thirty measures of fine.flour, and threescore Pleasures of mead, ten fat oxen, und twenty oxen out 1 of the pastures. and a hundred sheep, besides harts, and gazelles, and roebucks. and fatted fowl.” A mea-; Sure contains about 10 bushels. It ftas\l>een computed that this is the ration for 48.000-54,0(10- This was glory, yes, hut only external glory. ’ r- V. 24. “For he had dominion over 411 the region oh this side the Jtiver \. . . over all the kings on this side.of th6 river: and hie had peace . , . rotond -about him.” Israeli formerly aii 'agricultural hali§h, becoming under Solomon sone having peaceful relations with, all surrounding nations. We America are changing — — -T— wh? — FIRST METHODIST CHURCH } ''' W. Monroe at Fifth Street Samuel Emerick, minister ~ 9:30 a.m., the church at'Study ! 4 10:20 a.m., the church at wi>r*hi’l. ■ :! ■ ■Ji ■■ /): |i 4 6 p.m., youth = fellowship Houjr. : 7 -30 p in., evening worship hour. • Noah Schrock;: general superintendent, will pteglde ( during the /church schoolp period, and Mrs.' Jjowell Smith will: direct the children’s assembly, ( . .The pastor’s Sermon fbr the 3;0:20 a.in. worship service will be, 4’What Makes, the Church Vital;?” Special will be arranged by ‘the music committee. At 6 b-in., the parents of all JMYF inembers are invited td jbe guests id the youth prografti featuring Coach Don Odle and students'froim Taylor University. .Refreshment committee includes: Mrs. Floyd Reed. Mr. George Stultz, Mr. aid Mrs. Milo Habegger, Jack Lawson. Sara Gerber, and Joan Clark. . ■ In the 7:30 evening worship, &?oach Odle will give ah address and show pictures of his recent ! summer’s “Adventure in Formosa”. He will tell of ? the success which he and his. victorious basketball team enjoyed while playing exhibition games and giving testimony for Christ befofe many thousands oh Formosa and in the Philippines. * The mather’s study group will meet in the Wesley reborn of the “church on Tuesday evening at 8 »"• ' i T “ hl a. .4. ;

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from agriculture to industry and commerce. To maintain our status as world leader we shall have to regain our high moral and spiritual 'ideals. \. j V 5.25,26. “And Judah and Israel dwelt safely, every man under his vine and under his Lig tree, from Dan ... to Beer-sheba, all the days of Solomon. And Solomon had forty thousand stalls of horses . . . and twelve thousand horsemen.” Prosperity, security, comfort and ease, did not insure against national decline. At Solpihon’s death the kingdom was divided. Intellectual brilliance is no substitute for moral character. >We should learn that from history V. 4. “For it cante to pass, when Solomon waa old, that hie wives turned away his heart after other gods; and his heart was not perfect with Jehovah ... as was the heart of David his father.*’ God had forbidden the Israelites td marry outside their nation. Solomon did so for political reasons mostly, but ortfe indulgence led to another until his heart was |urtfed from God. \ V. 5. “For Solomon went after Ashtoreth the goddess of the Sid* onians. and after Milcom the abomination of the Ammonites.” Ashtoreth was the goddess of sexual love (prostitution being a religious rite), and Milcom (the same as Molech in V.7.), the fire god to whom children were burned. Religious tolerance is not a Christian virtue when it changes one’s religious convictions. ' V. 6. “And Solomon did that which was evil in the sight of Jehovah and\ went not fully after Jehovah, as did David his father.” Although David sinned, he repented, and never did he worship pagan gods. Solomon's sensuality weakened his will and led to tnorAl decay. To associate wl|h those of low ideals is to become like them. V 5.7,8. “Then did Solomon build a high place ... for all his foreign wives, who burnt incense and sacrificed unto their gods/’ A place” was an altar or sanctuary built on a hill. This angered God, IRrt: for. David *8 sake, Ha permitted Judah to be ruled at Solomon’s death by his\son. A great man and a great nation had fallen. o’clock. I'l-Mid-week service gt i7:30 p.m.. Wednesday. Current series by the pastor on “The Primary Task of the Church?’ At 6 p.m. Wednesday the youth and senior ; choirs will join in a catry-in stopper in the church dining room. ! ' : 1 Youth choir rehearsal at 7 p.m. and senior choir rehearsal at 8 p.m. On Thursday afternoori at 2 p.m; the circles will meet at t!he ing homes: Circle I—Mt’s. Adrian Baker, -Circle 2A and 2B — Mrs. D. B. Custer, Circle SB— Mrs. L,. A\' Cowens, and Circle 4—Mrs. Harry Essex. I ; It: is a great accomplishment to learn to finish i each day and be done with it as a closed chapter in your life. The day must be fihishished, however, in dod’s way—mistakes corrected, sins forgiven. Then ypn can relax and let body, ■ mind, and soul rest in the “everlasting arms of God” with confi-i dence abiding in Him. A new and better day will arrive in the morning. Duty is what we expect from others.—Wilde. ’t

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ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC SHURCH Very Rev. Msgr. Selmetz, pastorA 6:<70 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 Sundiye. First Sunday, The Catholic Ladies of Columbia. | Second Sunday, Holy Name Society. ! El ' i ’■.? I Third Sunday, The Rosary Society. Fourth Sunday, Children-of Mary* FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Traveree Chandler, minister, Gerald Strickler, Supt. Worship service at 9:30 fc.m. The i minister’s sermon theme is, “W’ater of Life." The preltode and with Mias Phyllis Kraft I at the piano. The choir, tion of Mrs. G. Strickler sing the anthem “Pilot Me O Savior” by Halton. Communion Iservifces Will : be observed. The’junior church will ‘.be held at the same hour as the adult services, with Mrs. E. Anderson in j charge “Jesus Parable of the Lost Sheep” will be the themed of the program. The general meeting (of the C.W.F. will be held in fhei church parlots, Monday evening (at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. H. Ruhl will preside over the business session. Mrsl Elmer Darwachter will have charge of the devbtionals and Mrs. JJ E. Anderson will present the program. All women of the church are invited to attend. ( ( • The T.N.T. class will iheet at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Ray Schwartz. Tuesday/evening at 7:30 p.m. i The choir will fehearse i in the church sanctuary Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. 1 U ' ! ' U t- ’ 1 TRINITY Evangelical United Brethren Madison at Ninth John E. Chambers, minister ; 9:15 Sunday school; Chalmer Bc|llenbacher, general superintendent. “We will keep climbing” to Rally Day. October 12. * 10:30 Divine Worship; College* Seminary Day. Harold Mumma, organist. Evangeline Embler, ter of music. The choir is singing the anthem. "Holy Spirit, TruUl Divine" by Rogers. The minister’s: sermon theme is “Consecrated TaH ents.” The special offering is fdt: our colleges and seminaries. '' 6:30 Junior Christian Endeavor/ and Youth Fellowship. 7:30 The evening service; Mrl/ Herald Hitchcock, organist. message will be “A Transformed. Disciple.” The committee on evangelisrh, will meet at the clbse of the evdj ning service. Tuesday 7:00 Leadership training school at J Baptist church. “Rooms an<| Equipment” is the Subject for the evening. 4 Wednesday , I! 7:00 Mid-week service. 8:00 Choir rehearsal. \ ' ’j i Thursday i .7:00 Leadership training schoo| it the Baptist church.' Miss Edith Loose, director oi children’s publlj cations of. the Evangelical United Brethren denomination, will \speak □n “The Sunday Schtootas an Evanj selistic Agency.” Saturday. . 9:30 a.m. Conference Youth Fellowship Convention at Oakwobd Park, Lake Wawaseej-

2ION LUTHERAN CHURCH fy', West Monroe and Eleventh Edgar P. Schmidt, pastor The church of the Lutheran Hour 8 a.m., early worship 10>:30 a.m., late, worship hour 9:15 a.m., Sunday School 9:30 a.m.. Adult class , i The pastor will speak on the: copic, ‘‘[Not Yours, But You,” which is based on 2 Cor. 12:;14. The choir will appear at the 10t30 service to sing the anthem, “Laudamus Te”; (We. Praise Thee), by Carl F. Mueller. The public is eofdially invited: o worship with «?. j Sunday school blisses for ail [ iges are conducted in the Parish Hall from 9:15 to 10:15. Adult ’ Bible class will mee. in

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the church at 9:30. Listen to .the Lutheran Hour every Sunday kt 10 a.m. over WOWO and at 7 p.m. over WGL. Sunday school’ teachers will meet bn Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. Zion choir will rehearse on Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday Bible school is conducted at 9:15 a.m. on Saturday. Ample parking space is provided behind the church and Parish hall. Entrance to this parking place is tna.de from Eleventh street. Please fee] free to use this parking space while attending our worship services. :. ' - XHURCH OF GOD » Founded A. D. 33 Cleveland Street Two Blocks Northwert of Hospital Dwight R. McCdrdy, minister Herman W. Hammond, 8. S. supt. 8j 30 a.m,,. “Christian Brotherhood Hour" WKJG, 1380 on your dial. 9:30 a., m. Morning Worship. Rev, Mrs. D. W. Patterson, missionary to Mexico, willupeak, and show slides. 10:30 a.m., church school, “Christians Attend Church and Sunday School Regularly.” 6:30 p. m. ; Shining Lights, j 6;30 p. m. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p.m., regular Sunday evening services, sermon: “The Compassionate Christ.” Tuesday / 7:00 p.m. Leadership training School, First Baptist Church. Thursday j . J - 7:30 p.m. Union service, First Baptist Church. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Mid-greek prayer meeting. “Christians attend prayermeeting regularly. 8:30 p.m., sanctuary and youth choir practice, Mrs. Kenneth Watkins, and Mrs. Kenneth Roop, directors. ' -\ We Welcome You : If you are a born-again Christian Jesus himself made you a member of the Church of God, and you need not join another, see Acts 2:47. , Affiliated with the Church of Qod. general offices, Anderson, Indiana. “Where a Christian experience makes you a member.” ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED William C. Feller, pastor | Church school at 9 a.m. Raymond Snyder, (superintendent. There are classes for all ages, in pleasant surroundings, with capable teachers. Worship service at 10 a.m. Sermon by the pastor: “Seeking the Truth.’* The youth quartet will sing, i."My Creed” by Fisher. Neil Thomas will sing, ‘’The Recessional” by DeKoven. Mission Band during the sermon portion of the service. .Men of the, congregation will meet >at the church at 9:15 a.m. Sunday to Verai Cruz, to attend the annual sessions of the men’s congress in Stj John’s E and R church. There will be morning and afternoon services* beginning at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Youth chair rehearsal on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. - Ruth and Naomi Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Rnfus Kirchliofer for a pot-luck dinner Wednesday noon. Members are asked to bripg a dish and their own table service, j Friendship Circlfe in the home of Mrs. tplarence Snyder on Wednesday a| 7:30 p.m. < Bethany Circle in the home of Mrs. George 6uckley on Weflnes-z day at 8 p.m. \ ; ' Phi&lethean circle in the church social; room on Wednesday at 8 pni. J Senlot choir rehearsal on Friday at 7 p>m. ; 'Catechetical classes on Saturday morning: seniors at 9 juniors at 10 a.n|. Come and worship with us. >

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Robert H. Hammond, pastor The Bible school program begins at 9:15 with opening exercis es in all departments, followed by the’ study at God’s word. Don Silger, superintendent, Lister Mitchel, assistant superintendent. In the 10:30 morning worship service the pastor will bring the message upon the basic Baptist i belief of “Soul-Liberty.” The choir phtfcr the direction Os Mrs. Margerite Lee will elng “Lord of All Being.” Mrs. C. E. Bell is at the organ.: t ' k . ’ *£he B. Y. F. meets at 6:30 under _ 'k k : ’ ’ i • ’ . • Phone 3-2015 In Decatur Since T 921

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the leadership of Allen Lehman, president. J. In the 7:30 evening service, the film “Third Missionary Journey” in the Life of Paul series will be shown. The public is invited. The ladies’ trio will bring special masic. ■ ( .' The Salamonie Association Baptist youth fellowship will go to Montpelier fpr the monthly meetill;. The bus will leave the church at 6:30. Let’s have ft full. (The sessions of the leadership* training school will continue Tuesday and Thursday of this week a| the Baptist church. Tuesday will present a visual demonstration of ideal rooms and equipment and Thursday wil discuss the sub*: ect “Evangelism in the church school,” With ’Miss Edith Loose of tM; Evangelical United Brethren church as speaker. Choir rehearsal is at 7 p.m. fob lowed at 8 by the mid-week prayer service on Wednesday night. The., women ot the chttrch ate askeed to meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Harold Baughn at 1 p.m. with their sowing equipment to repair clothing to be sent in relief packages to our missionary ies. Orchestra rehearsal Thursday at th A home of Mr. and Mrs. John Metzger at 7:30 p.m., Friday at 7:30 p.m. the Philo class will meet at the church. Mrand Mrs. Harold Baughn and Mr.* and Mrs. D. D. Bedwea wil be the hdits for the meeting. NpTTMAN AVENUE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHftIST A. B. Neuenschwander, pastor 11:30 Sunday School, Lawrence Michel, Superintendent. 10:30 Morning Worship. Mes- . sage: “Is The Holy Spirit A Person And What Difference Does It Mske?” 7:00 U. B. C. E, |i3o Sunday Evening Gospel Houif, Message: “The Church Without The Lord,” Acts. 1. /Wednesday, 7:30, Player and Bible Study Hour. Study the Book of Jude. 1 On Sunday we pegin two series of messages. Each is vital to the gfbwth of (he church and the edifi4|fli<in of the believer. On morning a series of nipe messages will be begun on Tlip Holy Spirit and His Work. These messages will continue on succeeding Sunday mornings. The study or the Holy Spirit and His Work is vital to your Christian life; without a knowledge of what the scripture says about His work yojir l»f« will continue to come short of the glory of God. . The Sunday evening Gospel Hour will (eatute an exposition of ,j thq Acts otf the Apostles. What is more thrilling than to see. the beginning and growth of thje Church of Jesus Christ! What can you and I learn from thie. early church and those earls believers?* .-\ 4 s*his is yoor invitation to attend otor services and enjoy the gqod things of Gods with us, Yoo ate welcome in all of our services f 3”~ , I 'I MISSIONARY CHURCH Tenth and Dayton street , H. J. Welty, minister j 3:00 ‘Sunday School Hour Myers, Supt. Lester Strahm. Junior Supt. There’s a class sot, you. ~ 16:00 Morning Worship. Solo, li(; Took a Miracle,’’ Apnebellq Shaffer. New members wifi be received into the fellowship of the! church. Message: ‘’The Searchlight of God,” W'bo Children’s Gpspel Hour. ' t:oo M. Y. F. Eddie Beiholdj in charge. There wifi be a Bible ■ irlll in this service with six tak■l 4 i

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An innate desire of all of ula is thgt for good company furnishing fellowship: little children vfit& those of their own age; youth ’frith youth; the middle-aged with their contemporaries. The Chureh pro-

ing part. ■. ! i 7:30 Evening Service. / Hymn Sing and Praise Time. Message: “Christian Rejoicing." Wednesday 7:30 Prayer pneeting and Bible study. 8:30 Choiy Practice. Our Sunday School is! joining the National Sunday School {iontest sponsored by. the Christian Life. , The different committees are working hard making plans for it. This will cover a six Week period, Oct. S-Nov. >. If you have no Sunday School home, #e welcome you. i I Oct. If, at 7:00 the M. Y. F. group of our Church will sponsor Ihe Christian fihn,\ “Out of the Night," by Pacific Garden llission. A Oct. 29-Nov. 2 will be our Annual Local MjsMonafjF Contention. Missionaries from different countries will be here to speak for us. There is a warm! Christian welcome for all at or all our Services. < H—CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Seventh and Marshall Romaine D. Wood, minister Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Worship service, 10:45 a.m. Message by Dr, Paul Updike, superini tendent of the Northeastern Indiana : District. Junior service, 6:45 p.m. Youth service, 6:45 p.m. Evangelistic pervice, 7:30 p.pj. Midweek prayer service, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Youtj) prayer service at the church on Friday evening at 7:30. BETHANY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren , F. ,H. Willard, minister Sunday school 9 a.m. Aftliyr Beeler, superintendent. Classes lor all ages tieginning with nursery. j Morning worship, 10 a.mj “Religion in Education”! Free-will offering for College-Seminary day. Evening service at 7 p.m. The annual summer Christmas ) tree program sponsored by the Mission Band and Little Heralds. The program will be a translation of the Christmas program which the chilidren of the JapAn Deaf Oral school gave last Debember. An .offering will be taken) for that school, j School of leadership education (Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock ah the First Baptist church. Panel discussion. >' 4* ■ ; I ' The commission on evangelism will meet on Wednesday , evening at 7 o’clock. Choir rehearsal, Wednesday at 8 p.m. School ofl leadership education On Thursday evening at 7 o’clock at the First Baptist church. Editlj Loose, editor of children’s literature of the Evangelical United Brethren church will speak. The Woman’s Society of World Service will have a general meed ing on Friday evening at 7:30 o’* clock. Mrs. R. D. Myers Will re* View the book “Financing Faith;” Mrs. C. Wm. Dellinger will have charge of devotions which wil|l be on a stewardship theme. The members of the WSWS from Trinity Church has beeh invited to be guests of the meeting. The church council of adminisi tration will have a brief meeting ! at the ploise of the morning serv- ' ice. i

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