Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 138, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1953 — Page 2

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Children's Program At Bobo Mt- Zion To Present Program On Sunday Morning A special children’s day program will be given ;Sunday morning at the Bobo Mt. Zion church, to which the public is Invited. —+-*- The program is as follows: Song—God Can Do Anything—by group. , Lord's Prayer and 23rd Psalm—by group. Song—The Window’s of Heaven Are Open—group. May Welcome — Mary Ellen Edgell. J A Welcome Bow—Nancy Cook. It is True-r-John Bunner. Why I’m Here —Sidney Showalter. " '• - Our Father is Kind—Kenny Wagner. God Sees Mei—Delane Cook. Accordian Solo —Jerry Wagner, Like Jesus —Eddie Sprunger. Builders—Lois Ensminger. A Day of Happiness—Becky Werling. Let’s Not be Fair Weather Friends—Tony Wagner. The Guidepost—Barbara Showalter. A Boy’s Prayer—Billy McMillen. Work For Jesus—Sandra Brunner. - The Lighthouse of His WordJerry Wagner. Accordian Solo —Sharon Bebout. A Greeting—Dickie Edgell. My Gift—Linda Wagner, .? A Big Message—Eddie Daniels. Orders —Kenny Wagner. To Make Him Happy—Marjorie Irwin. | Serve Him —Ann Sprunger. Short Verse —Anita Showaltef. True Joy—Katie Irwin. Grandmother’s Maxim — Sharon Bebout. / 1 Sunday Morning—Donald Edgell. Accordion Solo —Joan Mueller. My Road Map—Ronnie Daniels. The Deepest &ea—Jimmy Death. My Light—Dickie Sprunger.

Glad You Came—Tommy Edgell. The Boy Who Laughs—Billy Ens* minger. . • Song—Let’s Talk About Jesus—group. ' | . [ Benediction—Jim Bebout. I Inspect Hospital At LaGrange Today ! An Inspection party consisting of the Adams county memorial hospital board, the county commissioners and hospital business jmanager Miss Blanch Krick, left ioday for LaGrange to inspect the LaGrange county : hospital, preparatory to filing a petition here tor a $400,W0 addition to the Adams county institution. ’ This was announced by hospital board president Cal Petersqn4 The party left here at 8 a.nj. and expects to spend most of the day out of the county to gd ? oven features that may have some bearing on the local picture. Peterson did not say when the petition would be filed or how many namesg had been collected. When it is, however, a check must be made of -each and every name appearing on the petition to see if it actually be longs to a freeholder. • Population Survey U To Include Veterans J . Supplementary questions designed to obtain some measure of the impact of the Korean conflict' on various types of \workers will be asked in the June current population survey, according to district supervisor Walter l/ Mitchell.. Jr.. of the bureau of the census field office at Fort Wayne. The questions will develop information on the number of men: w|io have seen military service since July 1, 1950, and whether or not these men worked for pay or it or did unpaid -work on a fdmity farm or in a family business, during the 12-month period pridr to entering service. The survey drill reveal also what kind of a job the veterans Worked at longest in the year prior to entering servlcp. The questions are in addition to the regular inquiries on employment and unemployment Which are asked each month in the; current population survey which is conducted on a sample basis locally and in 67 other areas throughout the country.

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INSCRVICi Home On Leave A/2c John H. Parrish, who is stationed with the air force at Ellington air force base, Huston, Tex. is spending a 22-day leave with his wife and baby daughter in Decatur. ■" : r iKj RED LILAC I, TWEED • >;.-< WA > H MIRACLE dubble wbble * pitfyvc all 4 bouqutfi far only IQO I fx'ut fox Four different, delightful bouquets—J4oz. bottles of two famous Lehtheric classics, Tweed and Miracle and two subtle florals, Red Lilac and Muguet (Lily of the Valley). A marvelous buy! SMITH DRUG CO.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1963