Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 142, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1954 — Page 10

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LIBRARY NEWS By The Librarian Seven children have already finished the summer reading project at the etty library, completing ten books. The children, whose names are now inscribed in the hall of fame at the library, are Daniel H. HeUer, Sharon Hess, and Mary Schurger, of the 3d and 4th grades, and Ann Gross, Ann Schurger, Susan Gross, and Patsy Gross, of the let and 2d grades. t (More than 423 children are nowenrolled in the reading project. The theme of the project this year is "Rid Your Hobby Horse Across

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America”. Persons making trips across the country are urged to bring shells, stones, or small souvenirs to the library, where they will be exhibited as part of the summer program. If parents of children reading In the program will read five nonfiction or historical novels, they will help their children win a gold star diploma. Post cards are now beginning to arrive from Decatur travellers. So far ten states and Canada have been represented In the cpllction. ■Jun 5 — the library received a card from Mrs. Lois Bodkin and .Mrs. Ray Walther, who were attending the Presbyterian wom-

en’s meeting at Purdue. June 7 — The Alexander Lin-, coins are having a happy vacation in the East and remembered the library when traveling through the Virginia mountains, June 11 7- Eva 'Milieu- sent us greeting from Boonsboro, Maryland. June 14 — Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller sent us a card from Kentucky. They, werd on their way to Asheville, N. C., for a week’s vacation. Sylvia Miller sent us greetings from Breeze wood. Pa. Hw card was interesting for it was from Bill’s Place, top of Ray's Hill on the Lincoln highway where the smallest post office in the United States is located. Jolly Kelley is visiting with friends In Philadelphia, and seat us a lovely card from the flag room of the Betsy Rose House. Air. and Mrs. VtirgU Doyle and Nancy are having a lovely trip to Florida. They have visited with friends including Mr. and ‘Mrs. Robert Helm, of New Port Richey, Fla. Camp Trips ' KERRVILLE, Tex. (INS — Many crippled children of Texas will know the thrill of two weeks in the country this summer. The Texas Lions League for Crippled Children, which operates a modern camp near Kerrville, Texas, has announced it will send 480 crippled children on two week camping trips.

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Lutheran Churches In District Meet * Delegates Named By County Churches The six Lutheran churches of Adams county will Join 255 other congregations of the Lutheran Church-Missouri synod when the central district of that church body meets in convention at Concordia College, Fort Wayne, next week, Tuesday .to Friday. (Each congregation of the district will be represented by a pastoral aqd lay delegate, and, if there i* a parish school, by a teacher delegate. A total of 700 delegates will attend the convention. Oscar Lankenau, lay— delegate repreaenting the local Zion .Lutheran church, has been appointed to the floor committee to consider pariah education matters. Lankenaus appointment, together with two other laymen, two pastors, and two teachers, was made by the Rev. Doctor Ottomar Krueger of Akron, Ohio, president of the district. Herman Schroeder, lay delegate of St. lota's church, Decatur road, has been appointed to the conversion floor eomanittee on overtures. Following are delegatee who will represent the churches of Adame county: St Paul's, Preble — the Rev. Otto C. Busse, Arnold Koehl-

Banquet Speaker Bob Carlin, morning news editor at radio station WOWO, wifi he guest speaker at the father-aon banquet at Trjplty Evangelical United Brethren church Friday at 6 p. m. Carlin has been with the Fort Wayne station since 1949, having had previpus experience at Columf bus, Dayton, and Lima, Ohio. Acr tlve in the Simpson Methodist n church of Fort Wayne, he is the e father of three children, two of them in high school. He has writ- ’ ten poetry and articles, one of hi* B poems having appeared in the December issue of Christian Century, ir in addition, he was one of the •- Christopher award winners two h years ago for hip work in pronaoth tag church attendance and emphasising the wholesome news stories * of the day. . “ He will speak Friday night on the theme “One String Fiddle Ree ligton.” AU men and boys of Trin- % ity Sunday school and church and o their guests are invited to attend. Special music will be given by the r “Bixettee" of Decatur, and a male J* Quartet of the church. The com--11 mittee in charge of arrangements i is Don Agler. Chalmer Bollenbache er, Don Cochron. Mrs. Clarence f Drake, and the pastor, the Rev. h John E. Chambers. t I- — —a—- - r Inger, and Frank C. Sctuniege; B Zion, Friedheim — the Ker. Albert 1 A. Fenner, Martin C. Bouck, and H. Wierwum; St. John's, Decatur 1 road — the Rev. W. G. Schweim, 8 Herman Schroder, and William UsB felman; St. Peter's, Fuelling — the Rev. Fred DroeßemueHer, Al- - bert Frans, and Theodore Grotrian; • Immanuel, Union township, — the Rev, Waiter Ct Vetter, Simon Bleeke. and Bernard Schultz; and Zion, W. Monroe Street, Decatur — the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt and Oscar Lankenau. Sessions of the convention will open officially next Tuesday morning, 9 o'clock, in the Concordia College gymnasium and concert tail. I Democrat Want Ads Bring Results 3BBMMNMIMNS dPUWB® wS|A

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