Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 42, Number 45, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 5 July 1923 — Page 4

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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF NmiEE CHURCHES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ' -a '3~' ~j r V-V-W’ , ' Just four more Sundays . in July. Ret ns try to make thos*- frmr day's the b* st of tin- hole year-~ for the church. Trjb orchestra at' tffg. Sunday night service was very much appreciated, and ’unless, all'plans are upset, we are going to have the orchestra for, the ’remaining Sunday evening serVitSS llpf. thig molith if the weather man sets on bud sends the thermometer up around-the

“INDIANA WHEAT FLOUR FOR INDIANA ~ • PEOPLE” How much of your food do you grow at Home? "Here is some corn, -which likely came from Maine; potatoes that were shipped m from prhapS- Joah.o or M-nnesota: steak that was produced on a Howard county farm, shipped to Indianapolis, Slaughtered and then shipped back to Kokomo; lettuce came from a greenhouse in the south; peas that came from a Wisconsin cannery; and .bfead that Iwas made from a combinaj.on of Indiana^ind-North-’ western wheat flour. The coffee of course.-Came from South America and the milk the only thing that: came f.rpm Howard county The speaker vAi Dirctor G; I. Christie of th Agricultural Qcperi. ment Station Purdue.-University, addressing a banquet in ieokomo not long ago. j|fie emphasized the apparent dependence of this great agricultural stbte on products of other states. . Then he proceeded to show how nea|ly all of these products might (?). have, .been produced right in Howafd. county and put on the .table sor 1 Ipss money than they could havb (been brought in from other cities or states. "The wide expansion of trade has built up- specialization and with it an additional |ost reflected in transportation charges and ether' ex-penses.-all of Which add to of jiving. The wider; use of.ou/ own home profeuct is to be 1 'The Nappariei Milling Company Relieves that more home products should be usab. It is sound business to use more of our pwn productsjwWn passible. Help create abetter demano and thus a oetter market. Th£ is especially true of wheat and that is why vye wan\ yOu to use more of our Perfection Flchr. ' Nappanee Milling Cos \ USE MORE INDIANA FLOUR

ninety mark, we will meet in the church parlors Where it is alyravs pleasantly cool. You are missing something worthwhile if you fire absent from .these Sunday. evening inspiration. .304(1 ' i Thursday night of this ’-Week the prayer meeting will be in ihW nature of a preparatory service, for next Sunday morning’s communion se.rvice The theme for meditation Will be

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-~-. - . I "Tht‘First Communion Service," Next; Sunday morning a brief modithuon on •Tut' niytint'Christ,” followed by the .communion. The eventnc' hourgf. worship at 7:30. ... The ; :uon, •.’Faith and Works.” the s-'-i-pad ' of the series Pf five on the five chapters of James,. ’ _ Heariu mini! the>chreh school hour, for Sunday mornjogl* ’The teacher.-, are faithful to.the ask and th>- rest of -us certainly want to help them all we can. Le(. its be present, next Sunday morning at 9; 30. We welcome you to our fellowship. D. Alan Martens. .Pastor. ■ j FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH. *>Xl!e cooler weatln-r was reflect—l

in the sonjCV sos last Sunday. The Sunday school with 330 present aailr a g00d... start for the day "Everybody seemed to - njoy the, lessons of the—Sabbatic- —school.Then. the morning .preaching service was 'above the average in attendance. In the treatment of til-.themes -The Better Country." the pastor struck responsive chords -in„ every heart. The evening service was’ the fifth of

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the illustrated series on the life of Christ, It was the best attended of thr, id- i,--again showing that the toller wt-atli.er is - conducive tb better utii udanvf., * At - the- business meeting of the church last, Thursday 1 eveningthe .officers for the church - ayd Sunday school- foh the year commencing .October JiV- t next, were elected.' The present pastor’ was also . given an overwhelming ysiUh in the call to remain as- pastor for thee oming year, and so the happy relations of pastor an'd people are expected to continue tjor'at least that much longer. We Have enjoyed the work here, although it has been quite exacting and-many things have been laid upon us. It. is our prayer that all. wiH rally lt> tin work for the year ahead and help make It'the greatest year in our history'' We are set to do it if we wilt cooperate. On Thursday evening, we treat the seventh'chapter of the Key-, elation at ouripfayer meeting. Com--. E L. Miller, Pastor.

UNTJ.ED- BRETHREN CHURCH. to have the honor, credit and praise for* the■ excellent day last Sunday at the C. !!. church." Attend- - ahee, interest and spirit’ were excellent for our membership!’ Delegates were' appointed from both Sunday school and CVE. ..to the week's convention of C. E. and Sunday school at-Oakwood‘Park. }>ake Wawasee, beginning Tuesday, July 10. A great conventiqp is expected: a strong program with accomplished speakers. Services next- Sunday as Jololws : Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.: sermons by the pastor,at 10.43 a. m. and 7: 30 p. m.; C. ,E„ 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30/ ■-—• ■ -C J... Miner, Paster. - FIRST METHOCIET &HURCH. Os course you respect the'chun h - but do you prove it to* your'children by attending, or by your example belie/ 1 yout words? Actions, speak louder than words. The Lord J- sus Ghrfst “Wants you to .go to church. Doift disappoint rfim.. lib not forget the Thursday evening prayer and praise sendee. Come /once, and you will wait to attend the next time'. The Woman's Home and For-ign Missionary Societies will hold a joint meeting at the church Beit Friday afternoon at 2:30. The two societies will meet together during the months of July and August.

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY.&4923

Every mem tof the church should plan to give-—ne-thing to-the Near East Relief on Bundle Day. Your bundle may-s o a life. Take ybur , bundles to the United Brethren -church next Monday, morning or aft-ef-xoou. ' ~_r - - ■ ■YThe public is most cordially invited to attend, ahj - ot our ,services^ Tr.. Haddock, Pastor. COUNTY FALLS FAR SHORT FOR CITIZEN ARMY CAMP Clyde Pass on. of Tlkhart. of the of fivers’ reserve corps, has-received information from .headquarters of the S4th division at -Indianapolis that only .four applications have been made from Elkhart county for admis-sion-to the citizens’ military training camp at Camp Kntfx, Kv„ July 27 to .August . 25. The Elkhart county quota is 20. Anyone interested ip attending.th.-wamp, can obtain parti -t'fflars by teciiu-: Mr. Paxsop at ..216 South Main str. et, in Elkhart. EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS -Ur. and Sargi •:• et all to William F Neher, East t’ w-imial sir.i - t property. Nappar.- • sh' '**. j.

Virtue of Courage. Cours.i- is a virtue that the young* cannot - -re: to-hiseat U to grow old* before time; it is.better to make a thou-..:.; aKsiokio- oml ~>KTer a tio-h----flanil; r. u-r<ct tli.-:n; io run away from battle--Henry Yah Dyker a——— o- .. No Double, in Friendships We ■-. n never ..replace -a friend. When ,i ■taaif'lw 'fortunate enough to have s. ..-ral. he finds, they are all. ilitTerei.' \ No- one ' has a" double' in friend' .—^cliiU'-r

j And Two Quarts j i/ Make It Like New i I ■ *•' •’ .•; * ! 7 \ [ .Do it Friday. Drive. itTiunday. Folks wip sure I j .j/enough., think yem have anew car. Costs so little ! for the much it/Soes. / ! Come in and look at the beautiful colors you may \ ! choose from. H ! c. e. cass & co. I— T " • r ■-. : j i The Hardware Store r —• NAPPANEE !

A SAyiNGS ACCOUNT ."TALKS TURKEY" WHEN OPPORTUNITY COMES. Whether you save tb dollar a weyk, or ;i th onsamj a month, vour eontributum to ' the woji' i ' unsjient .money helps Innlei and operate factories, move merchant]ise ami give employment. Besides; money to,your credit increases' your worth .as an iudividnal aiul helps promote gs hti prosperity. f- - deposits made on or before July 10, draw 4 percent interest from the first. $1 opens an account. v Farmers & Traders Bank of Nappanee CAPITAL SBO,OOO - \ •' : r p ■ ' v

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Last week we spent several days at the Chicago Exposition, buying our fall stocks, and posting ourselves so that \\,e can the better serve you;

RAfNBOW DIVISION REUNION. _ The annual-reunion of. the division ..will be held, at Indianapolis .Juif lsT 14 and 15.'

’Sncw ißank" stops Buiiets. To-fe'st Hie p,-g tr.ltii.tl ofjfftg slnds, s: ■ v %■ ,Ms ' f..i-t six Jni hes thick Were ervs tcil ii, Frsince. Rifles .were' I.re-i .1 a an---- ~f ti'iv tivi- yards. In • ’. - a-e tile bail vya> jopiHfd at a ; er.i-;r:-,fi' nos live and ot'K-linif. feet Bee Flies Thirty Miles an Hour. An expermient.X . ' ot,ee made to see . how fa-- a bee ejin tiy. The hive was tit/taM.ed .to .tlie..roof of a train, which .A-tJained . a .sj*'i •! thirty nii.les an hour before the bee xvaujeft beliind.

100 R. R. CARS WtLU BRING GIANT CIRCUS Ringling Bros, and BaTnum A Cziley Add Entire Shipload of Big, Now European Features. [ Arriving aboard luy ■dquble-kaglh j railroad cars, forming trains more j than one and one-third -miles long, and made .even greater thaie~.in_J.92SL. Ivby the addition oj, many big, new for- | eign attS, Ringling Brothers and Bkr- • num & Bailey Combined will y.vhibit iat South Bend Friday,- l‘3. \. , | Those who.read the daily papers or J who keep In touch with theT movie nt-we rycls n*-d not be reminded of j the shipload of acts n n d animals- rej centiv imported by she Greatest Snowon Earth. , The-remarkable cargo included two! companies of ybaby elephants, which are nyw joined with the forty adults of the mammoth herd. There were also lyo more performing horses, accompanied by Europe’s greatest trainer, and many wild . animals, some of- which have been added to the scores upon scores of ■s trained jungle beasts, while others

have, become part of the marvelous j menagerie. , More' tlmn p , wfllinn -persons saw ; the niammoth new circus of 1923 during the weeks-that it exhibited in Madison Square-Garden, New. York. Now this marvelous exhibition is touring the country aboard five great trains. It is a third bigger than the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey show of last season. • It is ten times larger than any other circus now on tour. Big as is this wondfer circus of 1923—with its more than thirty trained wild animal _ displays In steel arenas, fully- ,200 wonderfully school<ed horses, 760 men and women performers, TOO clowns,,, and scores of features—the price of admission is no more than before. And though the trained animal numbers and the’ j immense horse show weft.- / (ircusex. in themselves while .touring Europe-. I hey are not Offered as separate -attractions by the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey combined shows. Instead all are oi> or..- gigantit program. Everything is in one mam- , moth main tent. Gne fickOt admits

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Dining Room Furniture •Wo want von -Jit . m-o uur lint*- of lii-Hutiful dining room jnites. l\-i iml. dveigliS- ill YVallTat ifilii oak? Fine S-pieiie 'Suites with lai-gp GOTncli Bu ff e.t s . priced as low as $135

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■ drotb'e rnenagtTier There irititan a '.thonst-.u-i..animals in th- zoo' of Uiis circus an 1 these include entire. iam.iyis of hippopotami and giraffek , Another remarkable koologIcal feature is. an armored ghinoccros, tne/Only one known to exist and atone worth 35’0jWrrr' \ FORMER SOUTH°BEND~MAN MADE RICH BY RELATIVES Daniel! La'ttos. a mechanic, fbfjmef - resident of South Bend ami’ Eo4r.\ of .Flint, MiV.-h.Jhaj> been bec;utat|c-d fIOO.OOo by; an uncle in South Bend. He ; is to, receive tke money on\ His 30th birthday, providing he is mar-' ried .on thdt date. Lattos is now looking ;f or a girl. BREMEN ROBBED AT ‘ MINNEAPOLIS CONVENTION Minneapolis. Three "couritouh'' holdup men took •E. •Carbiener, ) jiV-- 1 men. Ind., delegate to the convefilic|n of the. disa ( bsed. American, veteran,held' here lasjt week, for a ride and’T after giving- kirn few drinks., slug- 4

fed and robbed him. ! -\ . ■ . i 'The robbery: was reported to police by Carbiener, Who exhibited a uu.rkedrtip face the beating, He.r-eH-he was robbed \of } 13. ! Th-- robb.-rs -had a ''hep in b;; -y" sign on the windshield of the car. to entice the veterans to take a ride. —o —, McCRAY CONDEMNED FOR VETOING BONUS BILL The Veterans of Foreign Wars, in sta{e convention a.t South Bend, Friday adopted a resolution condemning Gov. McCray for vetoing- thb state, soldier bonus bill; The mjaygntion came to,an end Saturday? ' NORTH M/kNCHE t STER CHAUj TAUQUA TO OPEN JULY 31 North Manchester’s chautauqmr ■will open July 31, it was aagpunceJ last week. The program will bis- furnished by the Redpath .Chautauqua company, ,’.j ; INSPECTOR AT LAKE. Ted Love of El Wood, Infl., stat - factofy and boat inspector, was Lake Wawasee for a few days las: week, inspecting" all publid'YjjoaLs.