Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1958 — Page 2

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the public is e Jjil \ J 1 CORDIALLY V l?®9 j/ ‘ INVITED T 0 AT tend uliit''"' - j Flag Day Services / SATURDAY, JUNE 14 7:30 P.M. "™i Elk’s Home < -—PROGRAM — MUSIC —“Star Spangled Banner” — D. H. S. Band INTRODUCTORY EXERCISES—- Exalted Ruler Hammond ? • and Officers PRAYER - Chaplain J. K. Eady HISTORY OF'FLAG*"™"’2 — George F. Laurent ALTAR SERVICE ._«.—' Exalted Ruler and Officers ADDRESS z—-.--- Judge Robert Harrington FINALE “America” -D. H. S. Band and Assembly F VETERANS OF 8.P.0. AMERICAN FOREIGN WARS. ELKS LEGION Vestal Kling Robert Hammond Fred Bieberich Commander . Exalted Ruler, Commander

Start Measuring Os Soil Bank Acreage Acreage Reporters Working In County Acreage reporters have started visiting Adams county farms to determine compliance with acreage allotments and soil bank agreements and contracts, Victor Bleeke. chairman of the county agricultural stabiliation and conservatiow* committee, announced toda*. Farmers are asked to assist the reporter when he visits their farms. “By accompanying the reporter during his visit, showing him the crops and the designated reserve acreage on the farm, the farm operator can help our reporters to dp a more thorough and satisfactory job of measuring,” the chairman said. “After the inspection is made, farmers will' be asked to sign a certificate. Before signing, however, they are urged to review the report carefully, to insure that it is accurate and includes all the required crop acreages.” All farms with allotments, acreage reserve agreements, and conservation reserve contracts will be visited and necessary measurements made, Bleeke said. Where the farm is not in compliance with the allotment or the soil bank agreement or contract, a notice will be sent to the farm operator, informing him about the acreage which must be disposed of in order to bring the farm into compliance. Disposal date was May 15 for crops seeded last fall and June 15 for spring-seeded crops. Since methods for disposing of excess acreages are different for farms having wheat acreage allotments only and for farms having| soil bank agreements or contracts, growers are urged to get in touch with the county ASC office for detailed information on the method applicable to the individual case.

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Grabill To Speak To Historical Society Gail Grabill, superintendent of Adams county schools, will relate the history of the county schools to the Adams county historical society Tuesday, June 24. at 8 p.m. at the Decatur public library. Mike Stonestreet, age 5, who has appeared on the Jingles TV show, will sing. Charles Kester of the Decatur Music House will play the piano, and Harold Cox will play the trumpet. The Adams county historical society was founded last October to gather together the history of Adams county, especially that which has not yet been recorded in the old county histories. Meetings have been held at the Pleasant Mills and Berne schools, where interesting histories of schools and the surrounding area were given. The public is invited to attend the meeting, if they are interested in finding out about the background of local schools. Annual Conference Os Church June 17-22 The annual conference of the Church of the Brethren will be held at Des Moines, lowa, June 17-22, wfrejfr delegates from local congregations in America and abroad will assemble for meetings of inspiration, prayer and study and conducting the business of the church. Delegates from the Pleasant Dale Church of the Brethren in Kirkland township will be Mrs. Blanche Henschen and Mrs. Naomi Mishler. Others from the congregation attending the conference w.ll be Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mann, the Rev. John D. Mishler, Delora, Rosalyn and James Mishler. Rev. Mishler, pastor of the local congregation,' will serve as a representative of the middle district of Indiana on standing committee which will convene for the first session Sunday. Their family will leave for the conference Saturday morning while Mrs. Henschen will leave a few days later. Trade in a gooo town — Decatur

' «*w ■ ■ - ft, 'WU. -L IW : .M i 9 wist KT ■ & m .MB ■WIbJfO ■ An Adams county holiness association and Victory Prayer band rally will be held at the Monroe Tabernacle Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. The Rev. Carvin Riley, of Richmond, leader of the Victory Prayer band rallies, will be the speaker. Special songs and music will be presented by the Riley children quintet and others. * The service will be conducted by the Rev. Vernon Riley, president of the holiness association, and the Rev. James R. Meadows, founder ot the Victory Prayer band. The public is invited to attend.

Children Program Al Pleasant Dale To Present Program On Sunday Evening A children's day program will be held at the Pleasant Dale Church of the Brethren Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The program is as follows: Prelude, “Onward Christian Sol-! diers", Junior Classes. Scripture and prayer, Loren Liechty. Welcome. Beth Arnold. A Poem by a Little Sunbeam, Jan Bluhm. 7 He Needs Boys Too. Dale Adler. Stop, Look. Listen, Kathy Barger. I Love You, Penny-Jo Liechty. A Blessing, Robin Landis. I’ve a Plan, Angela Mitchel. Song, “Open Up Your Heart andi Let the Sunshine In.” Kathy and! De bi Barger. . __ j A Welcome To You. Kathy Shady. | A Little Lad, Gary Bailey. How Do I Know. Dean Leyse. My Wish, Cheryl Ann Byerly. Children’s Day, Kay Ann Ehr-j man, I—[ Piano Solo, “Lullabye Land.” Ju-| lia Mann. Everybody is Happy. Debra Liby. »7 I’m Hoping, Roger Hirschey. Jesus Loves Me. Marshall Zim- i merman. .' Throw a Kiss. Jo Lynn Arnold. | I’m Glad I Came, Lora Jane’ Adler. Song “Little Sunbeams.”, Kin-: dergarten and Nursery class. A welcome speech. Rhonda Arnold.

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The Message of Flowers, Karleen Nussbaum, Vickie Arnold, Rosemary Hirschey, Trella Mann, Debi Barger. Shirley Baumgartner, Paula Zimmerman. Trumpet Solo—Miriam Yager. "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus.” Little Sister, Arvilla Reinhard. Thank You Gifts, Arnold Hirschey, Mark Steury, Gary Liechty, Neil Adler, Alan Arnold.

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Offertory. Song, "We Are the Happy Children,” Junior Classes. The First Children’s Day, Gretchen Leyse, Bradford Adler. Clarabelle Sills and Philip Arnold. Piano Solo, "Mother’s Lullabye’’, Rebecca Mann. Two Little Girls, Beth Mann and Linda Henschen. Solo. "In Our Dear Lord’s Garden.” Donna Miller. Gifts of Jesus, Robert Miller, Pamela Nussbaum and Tommy Liby. Song, "Singing From the Heart", Primary classes. Exercise, "Addition" — Sally Leyse, Terry Liechty, Pamejp Nussbaum and Beth Mann. Children s Day, Pansy Zimmerman. The Greatest Part, David Arnold. Song. “Jesus Bids Us Shine,” Junior Classes. That’s All Folks, Timmie Steury. Benediction, Samuel Yager. Additional Donation To Aaron Yoder Fund An additional donation has been made to the Aaron Yoder heart fund, Wendell Macklin has announced. by Gene Knodel. Yoder will undergo surgery Tuesday, at the Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis, this fund will help to relieve costs of the surgery and the trip. Trade in a toot ®wd — Decant

FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1958

Ronald Smith Named As District Chaplain Ronald C. Smith, a former resident of this city, was elected this week chaplain of the 10th district, department of Michigan, American Legion. Smith has been serving for sometime as chaplain of the local post at Midland, Mich., where he resides with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Harold Smith at 2553 W. Stewart Road, Midland, Mich. Stop That Cough u«> “OUR OWN” COUGH SYRUP KOHNE DRUG STORE WOOLEN • SUITS • COATS INDIVIDUALLY STORED 75c each Plus Cleaning Charges KELLY DRY CLEANING 427 N. 9th St. Phone 3-3202