Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1964 — Page 8

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Present Missionary Drama Here Sunday “Conquest In Burma," a oneact religious drama, based on the life of Adoniram- Judson, America’s first m’aionary to the orient.

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wil be presented at the Decatur Missionary Church, 10th and Dayton streets, at 7 p.m. Sunday. The Rev. Leroy E. Rusher, pastor of the church, says that visitors will be welcome, » The drama, written by Albert Johnwon, is produced by students of Fort Wayne Bible College. It is directed by M. Elmer Soden,

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instructor in speech. The cast includes John Motter,, a sophomore from Genoa, Ohio, playing Judson; ftoberta Cook, a junior from Fort Wayne, protraying Ann Judson; and David Bowers, a senior from Newfield, N. J. the " narator. Assisting the cast with lighting and sound is Marporic Gerber, a sophomore from Geneva. The playwright attempts to portray how Judson struggled to gain pre-eminence as a missionary. Scenes depict hte romance and marriage to Ann Haseltine, difficulties encountered in the Sewer Project At Berne Completed The city of Berne's year-long sanitary and storm sewer project is nearing completion, according to an announcement by Berne mayor Richard L. Lehman. ? All the city’s new sewers have been installed'and the necessary connections made. Sewage from the city is now emptying into one of the new sewage lagoons built northeast of Berne. Lehman said that, except for ,clean-irp work and the necessary street repairs, the project is completed. The installation cost well over a half-million dollars and is designed to provide relief from flash floods as well as taking care of the sewage problem. General contractor for the sewer installation was the Fate Construction company of Fort Wayne. The Merlin W. Habegger Construction company of Berne did the work on the lagoon installation. Funds for the project were raised by a bond issue, The bonds will be retired with revenue from the city’s water and sewage funds.

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Burmese jungle, Judson’s arrest and imprisonment and the death of both bis wife and child. These circumstances greatly influence his life and through them Judaon learns that pre-eminence Comes only by striving to be least in God’s sight. The Rev. Rusher stated, “The heart-moving missionary drama, ’Conquest In Burma,’ starts a week of missionary emphasis at our church. Special services with missionaries speaking will be held November 18 through 22. The public is invited to attend these special services.' CLAIMS TO SR AI.I.OWSD NOVEMIIEII IS, HMM County Highway Department Lawrence Noll 269.60 Robert Fuhrman . 41 21 Ell H'rnchy 60.00 Paul Bryan ~ 193.83 Wendell Abbott 178 20 Harold Burner >79 20 Edward Faurote 17*20 Dale Hlrnchy .. 19* 90 Paul IxmgHWorth ... 104 40 Lawrence McCullough 182 00 Ruxoell Moser 68.40 Hteven Riley — 178.20 Brice Sheetx 247.50 Cumulative Bridge Kw»4 Sam Kaehr 63 00 Chris Zurcher 177 75 tllen Zimmerman ... 181 80 Jamon Merriman 193.80 Chris Mewhberger 198.00 DeWayne Beer 171.00 Frederick Fuelling .. 179 55 Vern Linker ... 150.45 Clifford Death M 3 25 Raymond, Kolter .. 188.10 Don Harvey .. 187,65 Raymond Shoaf . 183 15 Eli Hirachy 183 20 Ruaaell Mower ... r :„ . 109 80 Ralph Hmltley, Jr 87.20 Samuel Yager ... 178.20 Certified to before me thia 12th day of November, 1964. Edward F. Jaberg, Auditor. 11/13.

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be given by R. G. Schwartz, an assistant presiding minister. Sunday 4:15 psm.: Watchtower Bible study and discussion on the subject, “Peace Among Men of Good Will” or Armageddon —

Which? One of the scripture texts tot consideration will be Luke 2:14, “Glory in the highest unto God! And on earth peace, among men of good-will.” Tues. & Wed. 8:00 p.m.: Area_

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1964

Bible studies in study aid, “Babylon the Great Has Fallen, God’s Kingdom Rules.” Friday 7:30 p.m.: Theocratic Ministry School followed by the Kingdom Service Meeting.