Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 243, Decatur, Adams County, 15 October 1954 — Page 8

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FORESEE DRIVE < Continued from T.itn- One) Ccngre+w made, a start on hiking federal-aid for highway, school and hopltal construction in the session which ended in August. President Eisenhower's advisory DECAmfe?! SUN. & MON. TWO COLOR HITS! if I -fl t»tS! V '*®" x_// ’ WK >®o** BING #BOB CROW NOH LAMOUR W fgrgjjjfr -A *2Ss**«»> —ADDED THRILLER—FLAMING hi a iana wnere jungle law rales! M#’ rf^ lC^ K RTS® 0 o—o— “ Tonight & Saturday “DEVIL’S CANYON” Virginia Mayo. Dale Robertson & “KILLERS FROM SPACE” The-Earth is Attacked!

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committee on national highway policy, headed by retired Gen. Lucjpus I). Clay, received' recommendations from some 22 interested organizations at a Washington conference last week. The problem before them was how to meet the administrationoutlined need ft>r an additional 50billion dollar highway program. The five-member committee is to report in December to the President. presumably its time for its recommendations to figure in Mr. Eisenhower's opening messages to

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the new congress. Congressional olwervers feel that if the state of business “rocks along" without allowing marked improvement, there will lie strong sentiment in the new congress for urgent federal action. Government monetary policy issaid to be due for review. There may be a however, to wait and see what the President himself proposes in his state of the union message and budget messages.

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Spiritual Mission Opens Here Sunday - Methodist Church To Hold Services gw I [U, A week-lotig mission to deepen the spiritual lives of its members will be held here by the First Methodist church October 17-22. According to the Rev. Virgil Wesley Sexton, pastor, more than 12<»0 Methodist churches in the state will conduct similar missions this fall. The program is being conducted in two phases. The north phase, which is„ being conducted next week, has as guest ministers men coming from the southern part of the state. The south phase will be conducted November 7-12 and will have ministers from the northern part of the state. The Rev. Virgil Sex ton will preach in the Central Avenue Methodist eburth, Indianapolis, at that time. The spiritual life mission here will start with the morning worship service next Sunday and continue each evening through Friday, October 22. The Rev. Richard C. Gillum. pastor of the Milroy Methodist church, Milroy, will be the guest minister. Rev. Gillum will preach seven times during the week on the "Holy Habits of the Spiritual Life." On Sunday morning. October 17. he will preach on "Tools of the Chris tian Faith.” Beginning Sunday evening and continuing the remainder of the services, he will speak on a different Holy habit each evening. These include regular church attendance, family devotions, prayer, daily Bible reading tithing and witne.-witig. The guest minister is the son of the Rev. E. A. Gillum, chaplain of the state soldiers’ home, Lafayette. His mother, the former Mary Alene Patton* is a graduate of the Decatur high school, class of 18-13. His aunt is the former Effie Patton, who for many years was a teacher in the Decatur schools. Rev. Gillum is a graduate of DePauw University and of the Boston University school of theology He. has served pastorates at Evansville; Sandborn, and Brownsville ir addition to his present appointment at Milroy. He is"the Rushville district director of adult woik for the Methodist church and has just returned from the national conferejice on family life in Cleveland. Ohio,' where he was. an official delegate. In addition to the nightly services St the church a part of the mission will be friendly visitation in the homes of the membership. A group of couples have been selected to make these calls by the commission on membership and evangelism. of which Robert Laue ithe chaiiman. Purpose of the visitation will be to discuss the Holy habits and to invitejeople tojattend the services. Executive chairman of the statewide mission is the Rev. Edwin R. Garrison of Indianapolis. "To long,” he says, "have we been mere theorists in religion. It is time we tinned to what our fathers called ‘the "means of grace', the~metiuxls and habits by which God becomes real in our lives, arousing conscience renewing hope, and making us adequate lor worthy living." FRENCH LEADERS (Continued from Page One) In an interview in the pro-gov-ernment Weekly Express, Ft mcois IMttterand said that those guilty ot •providing the leaks were “able foi months to gravely harm th- interest* of the nation." EISENHOWER (Continued from Page One) Burton Woolery Powt No. 18, Anter lean Legion, Bloomington, will present and retire t/he colors. The Butler University band will play the national anthem and. the Purdue glee club ateo will sing. Dr. Robert H. Pierce, pastor of tihe Broadway Methodist church of Indianapolis, will'give the pledge of allegiance to the flag and the invocation will be delivered by’ the. Rt. Rev. Henry F. Dugan, chancellor of the Indianapolis Roman Catholic archdiocese. A strip of wax paper betweeh the hat and the leather sweat band, gents, will keep the hat rtbbon from getting stained by perspiration or hair lotion.

Connersville Judge To Fight Removal CONNERSVILLE. Ind. (INS) — Seventy-four-year-old Judge Alien Wiles today denounced stories that he la Infirm and announced he will fight all efforts to remove him from the Fayette Circuit Court bench. Prosecutor Jim C. Cordes asked Wiles removal several weeks ago and Monday filed a formal petition with the Indiana supreme court. Cordes contends the county has been without a circuit court since Wiles suffered a stroke a year ago. Wiles said he and his attorneys will appear before the Indiana supreme court before the Oct. 25

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deadline set by the high tribunal for him to .show cause why he should not be replaced by a tenlporary judge. Pedestrian Killed When Struck By Car MARTINSVILLK. Ind., (INS) — Martha Lou Williams, 32, of Martinsville. died Thursday afternoon in Morgan county memorial hospital as a result of injuries suffered in a car-pedestrian accident. .Morgan county deputy sheriff Otis Forbes said that Mrs. Wil-' liams crossed Ind. 6" after getting out of a car, then turned and Started back across the highway, iii front of another car driven by Mrs. Mary Jane Kammerstein, 33, of Evansville.

STRIKES WITH (Co iit I nlle<t from Page One) gales and, hurricane force winds will continue tor some time especially to the north and east of center. Rains will be heavy over all the states in the path of the hurricane.” Hurricane warnings were displayed from Wilmington to the Virginia Capes and storm warnings north of the Virginia Capes to Eastport, Maine. The weather bureau advised continuing ail precautions against dangerous winds and abnormally high tides on the North Carolina coast and northward until the hurricane passes. About 400 fishermen, motorists and residents or me seaside area

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of Myrtle Bench took refuge from the storm in seven emergency shelters set up by the Red Cross as the storm approached. Thirty disaster workers of the Red Cfoss were sent to the scene, where they opened shelters in six North Carolina counties, as well as at Myrtle Beach, and , prepared to handle emergency feeding. The center of the storm struck a few miles east of Myrtle Beach, about d:ls am. EST, with strongest winds oflOO mph, down somewhat from the 130 mph force built up as Haxel zlg-xagged up the eastern seaboard during the night. A million new hombs are being built in our land each year. 1 Democrat Want Ads Bring Results