Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 44, Decatur, Adams County, 21 February 1964 — Page 8

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I Joint Lent Service . At Trinity Church The First Methodist congregation will join the Decatur Evangelical United Brethren congregation in their second united Lenten service Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. The speaker for the service will be the Rev. F. P. Miller, who has chosen as his sermon, “Christ and Our Anxiety.” Rev. Miller is a co-pastor of the of the Decatur Evangelical United Brethren congregation. He has served in Decatur for three years. Prior to his ministry in Decatur he served pastorates at Linn Grove, Brushwood and Avilla. He is a graduate of Goshen College and Evangelical Theological Seminary. Rev. Miller holds the responsible position of executive secretary of stewardship in Indiana conference north of the Evangelical United Bret hren church and also is a member of the conference council. Locally Rev. Miller is secretary-treasurer of the Decatur ministerial association and a member of the Masonic lodge. Providing an anthem for the service will be the combined choirs of the Decatur Evangelical United Brethren congregation, who will be singing under the direction of Mrs. Lex Dormire. They will sing “The Lord Is My Light,” by Stickles. Organist Kay • Wynn has chosen “At Calvary”

I IZLER SOLOMON is conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony ] orchestra, which will present the I Adams Cbunty Civic Music Asso- I ciation’s concert at the Decatin I high school auditorium Monday I evening at 8 o’clock. The program will include “Fes- I tival Overture,” opus 21, by Sal- I as: “Polka and Fuge” from J “Schwanda,” by Weinberger; I symphony poem from “Don I Juan,” opus 20. by Richard I Strauss ; and Tchaikovsky’s l I “Fifth Symphony.” Seniors from all Adams county I high schools have been invited I to be guests of the association at I Monday’s concert. by Wilson, “Dedication” by I Clarke, and “Song of Joy” by I Stairs, as her numbers. Rev. I A. C. Underwood and J. O. Pen- I rod will be leaders of worship. I Members of the community as I well as members of the congre- I gations are invited to attend this I service. Hospital Admitted Mrs. Nellie Mae Meyer, Carl I Callow, Miss Flossie Stuller, I Samuel Bentz, Mrs. James Kum- I mer, Decatur. Dismissed Mrs. Jacob L. Schwartz, Ge- I neva; Mrs. Gary Inman and I baby boy, Portland; Luther So- I vine, Pleasant Mills ; Mrs. Robert I Hart and baby goy, Master Jes- I frey Borchers, Mrs. Leonard I Lengerich, Mrs. Charles Stone- | street, Mrs. Dora Kahn, Mrs. I Ezequiel Guereca, Mrs. Albert | Chamberlain, Mrs. Roger D. | Sipe and baby girl, Mrs. Alvin | Rauch and baby girl, Decatur. Investigate Break-in At Berne Station The sheriff’s department and I state police are investigating a I break-in at the Blue Sunoco serv- J ice station in Berne, that oc- I curred Thursday evening or early I this morning. Entry to the station, located I at the north edge of Berne on I U.S. 27, was gained through a I window. Two peanut-vending ma- I chines were broken open with a hammer and approximately $5 I or $6 was stolen. A cigarette ma- I chine was also opened, and about I $1.50 taken. The station was closed about I 9:30 p.m. Thursday and the | break-in was discovered when the I station was opened at 7:30 a.m. I today. Special Services At Wren Nazarene Church I Rev. David L. Greenbaum, of I Bellfountain, 0., will present illustrated gospel messages at the I Church of the Nazarene. Wren, 0.. beginning Sunday evening. The illustrated messages, presented through the art of sand I paintings, magic and chalk draw- I ings by Rev. Greenbaum, will be I presented at 7:30 each evening, for eight nights, Sunday, Feb. I 23. through Sunday, March 1. Everyone is welcome to attend I and see ‘the fascinating chalk I drawings, sand paintings, etc. I Man Walks Head-on Into Train On Erie ROCHESTER, Ind. (UPI) — I The engineer of an Erie-Lacka-wanna Railroad passenger train I told authorities a middle-aged I man walked head-on into the I train as it sped at 75 miles per hour along the rails near here Thursday night. Earl F. Fanslar, 54, Roches- I ter, apnarently parked his car I alongside the tracks at a cross- I ing 8% miles northwest of I Rochester, stood in the tracks I while the eastbound train bore I down on him, then turned and walked toward it when the train I drew near. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES I KINGDOM HALL Corner Monroe and Ninth Sunday 3:00 p.m. — “Swords into Plowshares” in Our Time? is the name of a public lecture I to be given by W. E. Kitchen, a visiting minister from the Van Wert, Ohio congregation. Sunday 4:15 p.m. — Watch tow- I er Bible study and discussion on the subject, “The World — God’s Field of Work.” One of the scripturue texts for consideration I will bs Matt. 13:38, “The field is the world.” Tuesday 8:00 p.m.—Area Bible I studies in study aid, “Let Your I Name Be Sanctified.” Friday 7:30 p.m. — Theocratic I Ministry school followed by the I Kingdom Service meeting. ‘

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