Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 300, Decatur, Adams County, 22 December 1954 — Page 6

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Buy Buster Brown Gijt Coititioitea Tp make it easier for you to give famous Bujyjr Browns, we have popular gift units consist* fag of a miniature plastic shoe, a miniature carton and a gift certificate. This allows us to fit the child properly in shoes of his choice. The child keeps the miniature shoe as a reminder of your thoughtfulness. 125 N. 2nd Street Decatur, Ind.

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Christmas Program At Magley Reformed The children's department of the Salem Evangelical and Reformed church of Magley will present their Chrietmas Program Christ* mas Eve at 7:30 O'clock. Prelude "ChTfaUnaa Medina* lions” Nfra. Ella Scherry. Song — “Shining — Shining” — Entire Group. Recitation — “Welcome" — Max Moser. & Recitation — “Welcome'* — Donna Strabm. Dialogue — "The Other Children” — Billy Hildebrand, Nickle Smitley A Clinton Mankey. Dialogue — “Its Christmas” —- Beverly Kruetzman, Sandra Nyffler, Susan Berry, G-011. Max A Beverly Murchland. Recitation A Song — "My Song” — Ann Kruetzman. Accordian Duet —• Linda A Lila Kruetzman. Dialogue — “(Gifts For Jesus” — Ronnie Girod, Lois Bieberich, Gloria Gerber, Dickie Borne, Dean Murchland. Recitation — “1 Know Why” — Debra Walchle. ■' Trio — "Sleep Baby Jesifa” — Marjorie Koiter, Barbara A Roger Conrad.

’Dialogue — •'Christmas Wishes" — Jimmy Koiter A Wayne Scherry. Dialogue — “A Song, A Bell, A Star” — Linda Conrad, Roger Conrad A Marjorie Koiter. Song — Children’s Choir. Recitation — "My ifiggy Bank” Steven Hildebrand. Recitation — ‘Gifts For All" — Robert Bieneke. Offertory •— "Christmas Eve” — Mrs. Walter Kruetzman. Prayer — Rev. -Settlage. Song ~r Congregration Dialogue ~\“The Beat" — Arlen A Joyce SmVley. Dialogue — "Fbr-Others" — Arlene Borne,' Dickie Oerher, Carolyn HUdebfand. Terri Smitley, Barbara Conrad & Johnn Stepler. Recitation — "God Bless You" — Donna Dialogue — "A Certain Baby Boy” — Sharon A Beverly Straub. ißecftation — "Sweeter Than Words" Lois Beavers. Pageant — “Sing of Christmas" — Joan Blume Janelie Nyffler, Linda Conrad, Jesse A David Max Moser, Walter Walchle, Max Egiey, Allen Kruetzman, with the children’s choir. Song — “Like The Christmas Angels — Entire Group. Recitation — "Good-Bye" — Donnie Egley. $75,000 Fire Damage At Capital Tuesday INDLANANPOUB (IN8), — Fire department officials today estimated at 975,000 the damage caused to the Ace Loan company building at 39 south Illinois street in Indianapolis Tuesday night. TRIPLE - MOVING * TRUCKING Local Mir-. . Long Dlstanee PHONE 3-2607 *

Carl Gerber hat fiaiihed his Christmas Choppiag! “ Carl Gerber has finished his Christmas chopping. And it wasn’t Christmas trees. Carl has been going around the store, chopping an extra penny off this and a penny off that . . . his way of || saying: “Thank you very much for your wonderful pat- , ronage.” uB His mercenary instincts won’t let Carl give away S groceries just because it’s Christmas, even though the y bookkeeper keeps .complaining he might as well at these low prices. But to heck with the bookkeeper. Let him bite Ms 'JlMlapX fingernails. Cdme in and take advantage of Carl’s Christmas spirit anyway: " j_ -- * ______ T y -* — ~ t « Parrots & Swifts canned 1 hams ■ ■ 75c ■>. | TENDERIZED - . PICNIC HAMS CHICKENS - RABBITS 35C rcrc™ oroWeef FRESH OYSTERS 3 s l’ oo HPAZUA COIN CUT PECANS PORK ROAST 39c V 2 Gallon Borden’s Ice Cream ........... 69c Peas Pkg. 19c Squash Pkg. 19c Asparagus ... Pkg. 49c Broccoli Spears Pkg. 29c Strawberries, Pkg. 31c Cauliflower Pkg. 31c Corn Pkg. 21c Peaches Pkg. 25c Gerber’s 150 S. Second St. Phone 3-2712

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Service Thursday ■ At Lutheran Church j? - •• : ' . . Two special children’s Christi mas services will be conducted again this year at Zion Lutheran church. West Monroe street, sponsored by the Sunday school of ike church. . • Thursday evening at 7 the children of the senior, intermediate, and junior departments will conduct the service called "Christmas Everywhere.” The service is centered about the Christmas Gospel, parts of which are read by seven narrators: John Krueckeberg, Steven Kinerk, Joan Fleming, David Sheets, David Caston, James BleeKe, and Phyllis Schmidt. The "G Holy Night" (Cantique de Noel) Will be sung by Cheryl Ashbaucher, Kathleen Schultz, and Gloria Wall, with the senior class girls joining In the chorus. Christmas carols and recitations will be given by the children through the service, and the climax of tha vesper is reached in the closinglfaessage by the pastor, the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt, and the approach to the altar of three children (Michael Busse, .Alice Schroeder, and Zwick) representing come to do h&nage to the Christchild. Each of the three children will offer a prayer before the altar as representative of his race. Gifts will be distributed to the children following the benediction and close of the service. The following teachers of the Sunday school have classes represented in the Thursday night service: Mrs. William Justice, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bieberich, Mrs. Richard Bemont, Chester Kleinknight, Richard Mailand, Karl

Reinking, and Mrs. George Rentz. William F. Gernand, superintendent of the Zion Sunday school, and his assistant, Paul Busse, Jr., will serve as prompters. The public is cordially invited to attend the service. Annual Free Show Friday Afternoon For Kids Os City Hey Kid*—Free Show! Yesiree, boys and girls, the annual free Christmas show for youngsters .will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, Dec. 24 at the Adams theater. All Decatur school kids from the first grade to the sixth grade, inclusive, are invited to attend this cartoon and comedy program. Roy Kalver, theater owner, said today that while he would like to be host to every child in Decatur, the seating capacity of the Adams makes it necessary to limit the invitation to the youngsters in the first six grades. No tickets will be necessary for admittance. The doors will be open at 1:45 and the hour long program will start .promptly at 2 o'clock. And what’s in store for you kids? Just Tom & Jerry, and Donald Duck and Bugs Bunny and the 3 Stooges, and oodles more of your comedy favorites. Are you going to be there—Oh boy, and how! Home Is Damaged By Fire Last Evening . A fire last night in the Dick Fairchild residence at the corner of Seventh and Marshall streets caused considerable damage in the attic. Firemen had to chop a hole in the roof to get at the blaze, which occurred at 4:56 p.m., yesterday. Damage was estimated at several hundred dollars. .

Good Fellows Busy Making Purchases For City's Needy If you see several people hustling and bustling through the crowded Mores today apd tomorrow, you call be sure they are the Good Fellows purchasing needed ,to .complete the Christmas boxes for the needy. It is im,-, possible to buy this clothing at an earlier date since the Good Fellows must rely on the contributions of merchants, organizations and generous people. Softening investigation cards is quite a problem deciding whether we can afford that dress and coat for the little old lady who can barely exist on* the aid she receives each month and when she can’t stretch that last dollar far enough she must sell a piece of her furniture so she can buy a loaf of bread and a few groceries to tide her over until her next month's aid arrive, or can we buy two pairs of shoes for that family down the street so that these children will have shoes to wear to school, for after all this is no weather for youngsters to be wearing thin soled sandals, or can we afford shoes and boots both for that family where the father has been ill for several years of an incurable illness and where the mother does all sorts of odd jobs as she is determined to give her children an education which she was denied? The toys used in packing these cheer boxes are all donated as it is necessary to use all the funds received for purchasing food and clothing. Sb again we ask “Won’t you Help Us to Help Others Have a Merry Christmas." NOTICK TO BIDDERS Notice Is „KNen ttfiat the Township Trustee «,<i Advisory Board of St. Marya T<JWn«Mp,. Ad.ama County, Indiana, will accent aids for irepairs to the boiler ait the Plea.sa.nt Mills SclizxM ‘until 7:00 P. M.. December 27 1054. Further information may be had o< the Trustee. 8. N. Me CITAjOt’OH St. Marys Township Trustee. Dec. 15-22.

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