Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 264, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1952 — Page 2

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Public Auction I will sell my entire herdl of Cattle at the farm, located','4 miles South of Ohio City oh State Route 118, then 2 miles West on Route *l, ’ 6 miles East of Willshire oh Route 81, on Friday, Hnember 14th, 1952 Com me nd ngat 1:30 o'clock EST 16 HEAD OF CATTLE—Holstein cow. 7 yrs. old. was fresh Oct. 25, a very good milk cow; Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old. due to freshen'Nov. 28; Holstein cow, 4 yrs f old, was trenh in Aug., and on a full flow of milk; Holstein heifer. 2 yrs. old. wm frfcsh in Sept., and milking 40 lbs. per day;' Holstein heifer. 2 yrs. old. fresh Aug. Ist, milking 30 lbs. per day; 7 tjwo coming 2 yrs. old Holstein heifers, due to freshen by day of sale; Hols'tein cow, 3 yrs. bld. will freshen last of January; Brown Swiss—and Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due to freshen in January; Red cow, 3 yrs. old, a big cow and due by January Ist; Hqlsteln heifer, 1 yr. old; Holstein heifer. 8 mots, old ft good yearling Holstein bull: Guernsey heifer. 10 jnos. old; two Holstein heifer calves, bucket fed. 3 and 6 weeks old. 1 II of these animals are calfhood vaccinated and clear and all animate are TB and Bangs) tented within thirty days prior to sale. Thia is a good producing bunch of milk cows and can be seen anytime before day of sale. \ TERMS—CASH. ; > : . CASH BROWN, Owner E. E. Bevington'and MeTl Knit tie—Auctioneers 7 12 I MN II ' ! ' . \- . '' r. .. ■ ; Candy Apple SEASON STARTED Coated With Pyre Jersey Cream. Glad To Furnish Schools, Churches, . Parties At Wholesale Price. IDEAL DAIRY Made By Famous Candy Maker, John Joseph. fiet A Champion... i I N®* Tpem I VykN; one»row / corn picker I WWak, w take less time .. . Hitched in five on standing corn or down- | a jiffy to any modern tractor. stalks. Does a first-rate job un- • Qne-man apeijated. Picks, hysks der widely varying field and | and loads up to 12 acres of crop conditions. Simple, selfi corn per day. contained, light jn draft. Drop ... \ . in and took it over soon! crib more com . . . i robins, , ears, shelled grain —you - i get them all with a dependable H’ J • T " 1 NEW IDEA Picker. Equally effec- HMNMMM I KLENK’S

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Dr. Wm. Arndt Is Seminar Speaker Dr. Win, Arndt, a member of the faculty of Concordia Theological Seminary at St. Louis, will be Use speaker at the Lutheran laymen’s league seminar, to be held Sunday evening at St John’s Lutheran church on route 27 at 8 o’clock. Dr. Arndt will show colored slides and discuss his recent trip to the Holy Land. Dr. Arndt is well known as a traveler and lecturer. His recent book. “From the Nile to Damas, cus”(describes his trip in the Near East His illustrated lecture is highly interesting to both young and bld.. The seminar is a part of a series of “town-meeting” discussion type educational programs provided by the National Lutheran Laymeb's League and made available to the various local groups through the St. Louis The seminar Sunday evening is sponsored by the Decatur Zone of the L. L. L. The Rev. Walter G. Schwehn. pastor of the host church, will conduct the opening devotions. Adolph Dietrich is president of the zone. Luther Dettmer and August Schroeder have been in charge of the arrangements. \ ‘ ■ ‘ CHURCH SERVICES Bethany Church The morning worship at Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will be sponsored by the Bethany men’s club in observance of laymen’s Sunday. Glen B. Custard, county superintendent of schools, will speak on the “Home, Church and School." Vernop Duster, president of the men’s organisation and other of the church will assist in the service. The film “Jaftrus’ Daughter’’ will be shown at the evening service. Stiis film wi|l be.of special Interest families in the church. Church Os God This evening is "Willshire Night” at the revival services being conducted by the Rev. John H. Kane, at the Church of God on Cleveland street, The Rev. Herbert 1. Schumm and the members of the Willshire Church of God will be present, for this service. There -will lie no services Saturday evening. but Rev. Kane will speak at 9:30 a.m. and again at 7:30 p.-m. Sunday. The public is invited to attend these services. Preaches At Mission The Rev. Ralph R. Johnson, pastor of the Monroe Methodist church, is preaching each evening in the ‘Methodist United evangelistic mission of the Detroit area. Visitation evangelism is also part of the program. Rev. Johnson took part tn the initial evangelistic advance of the Syracuse, N. Y. area two years ago. , p Quality Photo Finishing Let\ us help you take better pictures.; HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

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.ji i ■ 11.. .L Eft* J h.wnwtwn.l ■■ Sunday Scboci Lmcti RSUH ■ \-,pf — Compassion ■ Ltaapn for November », 195$ ARE Americans becoming brutalized? Some thoughtful people believe we A* Dr. Charles T, Leber reports, when h|s father and mother reas the apcoupt pf the sinking of th® ?> ?. Lusitania back 'j-W bes >re World War L they were so *-1 upset they could || not eat Now we can read about the destruction of | an entire city and go right on eating breakfast, We to America p r . Fprentaa | p v e p t e d and ; used the A-bomb ana now we conceive the H-bomb. We traip men to kill other men with Naming Jellio gasoline, with knives, with whatever seems to be most usable arid deadly We kill people op the highways, or we don’t do enough to keep them from killing themselves, to such quantities that we dobft even read the newspaper reports about it unless some friend of ours happened to be in the smash If M many people died in yow towu'pf pblio. or of typhoid fever, as dje in accident#, you would all be ip most a panic. | •* • . A Ward We Need There is an old English word that to not used often nowadays. Maybe the reason it Is seldom us«d Is that the Xhing it means is seldom met with. It U Uic-word “compaesion ” Literally, U means “suitor-Ing-with.” When ft is said by MgV tbew that Jesus had compassion ha the crowds, ft means literally that he knew how they felt, what they needed, where they hurt; and that tn his own heart he suffered with them. Their needs were his needs, their pain his pain. That is coinpassion; but it is not yet the whole of ft. There Is something more. artist (let us say a novelist) has to bays compassion, o' a sort. Majjy novels and been written, for instance, about bull-fight-ers, and some of the story-teUare have shown a high degree of imagnower. You might almost fancy they had been buUftgMerji themselves, as to he sure some them have been. But few ft any ot thae story-wrkcrs have dona anything to put • stop to the brutal sport of bull-fighting. They feel the tragedy of the whole business yet they do not propose to do anything about It Compassion, as JesUs felj it, never was a mere emotion. wag emotion harnessed to action. * • * * Harrassed and Helpless | The Revised Standard Version translates beautifully Matthew’| description of the crowds who moved Jesus to compassion. They were “harassed and helpless,” hg says- The interesting thing is that It took Jesus to see this. Som# could see only that ‘.here were g lot of people, and they took up a lot of room, and there - was hardly, room or time for Jesus to eaV Others—the Pharisees—could see only their ig n °rance: "This multf| tude that knows not the law Is ac| cursed ” Others (as was the casijwlth the disciples on a la ter sion) realized only that the crowd < looked hungry Well, the were numerous, they were nq doubt ignorant, and most of them| were chronically ill-fed. But point Is. the people who saw them, in this light did not have com| pasion. all’ they felt was annoyance The crowds were ■ nuisanee i Jesus felt quite different toward them He saw them as they were.’ harassed and helpless. You your-; self run • Into crowds, or you reatf about them How do they strike-' you? Do they frighten yoju. amuses you. annoy yoy or make you? angry? The masse? today are very| little different from the masses Injv Jesus’ time Can you see them a«-. they are. t harassed and helpless? . And does It stir you to do some-| thing about it? Then you know! something about the compassion-?: ate heart I' •• ’ j The Inmost Need There is another Important fact! about Jesus' compassion One can-’ not eall It unique, for the bests. Christians have shared it. He was£ able to see beneath the surface of; things to people’s real needs. The| young man brought by his touri, friends to Jesus probably wasji thinking chiefly about his helpless! arms and legs Jesus looked andJ saw his helpless sogl The publi - can Matthew may well have felt sorry for himself because business'; was bad, or because he was not popular, Jesus’ compassion went: deeper;, he felt Matthew's real need -to get away from thb publi4 can business altogether. Compas-l’ sion goes even deeper than sym.s; pgthy; it is spiritual interpreta-| tion. § ■ • I- 1

CHURCH HEWS PLEASANT DALE | Church of the Brethren | jQhn D. Mishler, pastor Sunday school at 9:3ff with Mr * Floyd Roth aS general superjntendent and Mrs. Frieda Yager as primary superintendent. The ipoi|ping worship hour at 10:30 am. frith the pastor using the theme “You’re Not as Busy as You Thiele.” \ The Sunday evening service will begin at 7 p.m. Mr. Howard Habeggbrjwill be present at this service to speak on (he experiences of the. Taylor university basketball team as they toured Formosa last suinmer. This was ap experience of flaying basketball and preaching and teaching the way of Christy Mr. ’Habegger will also show colored slides related to these experiences. Tuesday evening at 0 p.m those attending the leadership training clashes \at Manchester college should meet at the parsonage for , transportation. Bible study and prayer service Wednesday aJ 7 p.m. Men’s chorus practice at 8 p.m. Ygu are cordially invited to at» tenef these services. ' I. . '—— r—- ; |VOOD CHAPEL E. U. B. Sunday school 9:30 am * EST. Paui Henrey, superintendent. Lesson, |‘‘Christlike Compassion.!' ‘ Pijayer period, 10:30 a.m. Qrvilla Ijß'will. clgss leader. Evening service, 3 p.m. Sermon. ?“Thf Peace of God.” , Midweek service Wednesday. 8:30; p.m. Class leader in charge\ Thefclass in junior catechism will be hseld at the same period. PLEASANT MILLS METHODIST i | Harley T. Shady, pastor Suinday school at 9:30 am. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m; Message by Lowell Smith. Prayer meeting pn Thursday evening at 7 o’clock. 1 | SALEM METHODIST | Harley T. Shady, pastor /Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock. ’ J — ~—f- . . ; ■ ✓ | Monroe Methodist Fjalph R. Johnson, Minister . La| , mari’s Day Nov. 9. Homer Winferegg in charge. Worship 9:30 —Mr. Fred Jiusche guest speaker. \ 'i Special Music by Chorus. Sunday School 10:30, Martin Steiner, Supt. MYF 0:30, Virginia Mitchel, president. j. No Evening worship nor prayer meeting due to the Friends Revival. ■ / . ——.. Mount Pleasant Methodiet Church F. H. K’ise, Pastor Sujjday School 9:30 a.m, Leo King. Sr., Supt. r Worship Service 10:30 g.m. the pastes sermon theme: ‘‘ln Case Os Emergency”. . Thursday, November 13. The Woman's Society of Christian Service, will ipeet at the home of Mrs. Roger Singleton, time 1:30 p.m. ■ ; '.i — Pleasant Valley Methodist Church ; F. H. Kise, Pastor Worship Service 9:3<X a.m. the pUstbi will deliver the mesage. JSuijday School \10:30 a.m. Raymond* Teeple. Supt. The rem od ling of our Church is progressing- rather siow, but iwe hope It will be completed before the weather gets too bad. f "... . I . • Balefi Evangelical and Reformed , ; Church \' .J N. E, Settlsge, Minister . 9:04 Sunday School. Classes for every|age group. 10:00 Worship Service. Sermon, ‘‘Stewardship of Ta|ept and Servke ’’ 1/ 7; 3<| Thankoffering Ingathering Service, Mrs. Karl Reek, returned missionary to China is the guest speaker. • Monday 7:30 'Meeting of the Girls (jujjd. in the church basement. Mothers of the Guild girls are invited. j Chofr Rehearsals: I 4<jnlt Choir, Wednesday 7:30 Cbilflreps Choir, Thursday 3:30. j RIVARRE CIRCUIT united Brethren In Christ Wi(lla;rn F. Ensmingcr, pastor ! ‘ j: Mt. Zion at Robo ; 9:30ka.m.. Sunday school. 10;30 am., class meeting. evening at 7 .p.m.; .prayer’ meeting. Mq Victory on State L»ne ' 9 a.m., Sunday school. 10 a,in.. the district-superintend-ent, Rev. Paul. Parker will be byihgHg the message and conducting the Holy Communion service. Wednesday evening 1 at 7 p.m., prayer? meeting. 11 Pleasant Grove ; L T\ Revival. • 9:30; a.m., Sunday school. 10:3| am., evangelistic servicesTome -hear the word and soloist Lawrence Meriwether sing. ’7:30 ? p.in., evangelistic services. ■ These services will continue through the week as the I Lord leads, c | Announcing Revival' Tbe : - Mt. Victory revival will start November 16 with Rev. John LanW, an evangelist and Mr. | Dwight Darr as song leader. ’ ' • ) i

Union Chapel Evanyaljpal United Brethren > Church Lawrence T. Norrie, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. Wendell Miller Supt. Thurman t. Dr»w Ass t. 10:20 Worship Service. I I Evening Service 0-45 Juplor C. ®. Rowena Merriman President. 6:45 Youth Fellowship. Betty Miller Pres. 7:30 Worship Service. ' Wednesday Evening 7:30 Prayer Meeting. Omer Merriman leader. } ’■ Antiook United Missionary Church John Detwiler, pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, Ellis Skiles. Supt. 10:3© a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Happy Hustlers 7:30 p.m. Eveplng Service 7:30 pan. Wednesday Evening Prayer Service and Bible Study. Our revival ! services continue over this Sunday with Rev. Charles McHatton. Our song leader ip Prof. O. Carl Brown of Fort Wayne Bible College. A men’s quartet from the Bible College will be with us for the Sunday evening service. No service Saturday night. Come and worship with up. \ -—' St. Paul Church . Southeast of Decatur . 9:15 Morning oWrship 10:30 Sunday School \. ’ 7:30 Wed. evening Midweek Bible Study. ißev. William Myers, from the Fort Wayne Bible College will deliver the morning mesage. St. Luke Eyan. & Reformed Church Honduras I H. H. Meckstroth, minister 9:00 Worship Service 10:00 Sunday School. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Friedhelm A. A. Fenner, Pastor Divine Worship, 9:00 a. m Sermon topic: ‘‘Abraham’s Wonderful Discovery.” Divine Worship 10:30 a. m. Annual Sale umd Supper beginning at 4:00 p. m. Zion Lutheran Church, pyiedheim. meets. \ Wed. 7:30, Chorus rehearsal. Thurs. 7:30, 'Bible class. Fyi- 7:30. Adult club. Lecture by Rev. Thdo. Mikolon on Child Welfare and Hpmefinding society. —-V ■ p Calvary E. U. B. L. W. Strong, pastor Dale Boer, superintendent Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Morning worship 10:30 a.m. Youpg people S:4S p.m. Evening worship 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p-m. Sunday is building fund day. -I— — Fire Extinguished With Little Damage A paint fire at the Wayne Novelty Corp, on West Washington street Thursday at aboiit 3:10 p. m- was extinguished by Decatur firemen before it could get out of hand. Views of fire chief Cedric Fisher and Wayne Novelty president R. W. Bradtmiller concur in that both think the fire might have been set off by a spark of some kind, perhaps by an electric motor thinks chief. What caught fijre was the very inflammable' material inside the spray booth of the Plant; fumes are particularly heavy in that location of Die plant. Bradtmiller stated overhead sprinklers wil} soon be installed.

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