Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 84, Number 38, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 30 March 1961 — Page 4

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS THURS. MAR. 30, 1961

.HASTINGS

AEmira Iffert Honored at 85th Birthday Dinner Sunday

Mrs. Robert Rumfelt Holy Week Services at the Milford Christian Church for the ,area churches each evening at 7:30. Good Friday service at 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. Easter Sunrise Service at 7:00 a. m. A free Easter breakfast will be served to the young people. A short Easter program will be given at Island Chapel Sunday morning with the services. Island Chapel Ladies Aid will hold their April meeting, April 6, on Thursday afternoon at the

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DEMONSTRATORS 1960 IMPALA 4 door hard- ; top, loaded with accessories. New car warranty. SAVE SI,OOO 1960 CORVAIR 4 door Powerglide, radio, heater, many other accessories $1495 1960 IMPALA 4 door hardtop, low mileage, power steering and brakes, tinted glass $2395 1960 FORD Fairlane 500, 2 door, 6 cyl, standard shift, radio, heater $1595 1958 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, Powerglide, radio, heater, 6 cyl $1395 1958 FORD 2 door station wagon V-8, automatic, an outstanding buy; $1095 1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne, 4 door, 6 cylinder, Powerglide, radio, heater sllsO 1957 FORD Fairlare 2 door hardtop, Fordomatic, radio, heater $1095 1957 CHEVROLET 210, 2 door V-8, Overdrive, radio, heater $895 1956 FORD 2 door, radio, heater $695 1955 CHEVROLET 4 door station wagon $575 TRUCKS 1959 CHEVROLET Va ton Pickup, deluxe equipment $1295 1958 INTERNATIONAL V-195 $3995 1956 DIAMOND T Tractor, equipped $2795 1955 DODGE IV 2 ton with milk body $595 McCormick Motors Inc. 1255 W. Market Nappanee Phone 11

PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS 100 fcr ’I When reprinted from any size ad ran in Advance-News or Farm & Home News. on costs of advertising your sale Get 7,260 circulation (Advance-News and Farm & Home News) at one low cost! and save on handbills, too ADVANQE-NEWS reaches 87% of all farmers on Nappanee ruarl routes plus food circulation on nearby routes. J ARM & HOME NEWS* reaches everybody city and rural in Bremen, Wakarusa, Wyatt, Lakeville, LaPaz; also partial coverage of Plymouth, Bourbon rural area. This coverage gets results l • Ask about our special East Farm h Home News which coos out every other week to Milford, New Paris, Leesburg, Syracuse Goshen and Elkhart south routes, FOraker, with BUOO extra coverage at small extra cost. PHONE 27 Advance-News Farm & Home News 156 W. Market Nappanee

LuAnn Nursing home, Nappanee, honoring Margaret Hollar, who is a member of the Society and a patient at the home. Morning message by Rev. Paut Garner was “Jesus Presents His Kingdom” Mark 11:10. Visitors were John Worten, Lima, Ohio, Ann Berger, Nappanee, R.R., Ethel Lambert, Milford, and Mrs. John C. Yoder, and sons, Elkhart. John Worten, Lima, Ohio was a weekend guest at the Paul Hollars with Terry Hollar, from Great Lakes. Ginger Hollar was an overnight guest Sunday of Carolyn Biller. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd entertained for Sunday dinner the John C. Yoder family, Elkhart and Dean Harmon. The Kendall Billers, Connie and Kent and Ronald Hibschman,

Goodwill Used. Cars Always Satisfy 1961 PONTIAC Catalina Vista - Power Steering and Brakes • 8.50 14 Whitewall Tires • Low Mileage • A Demo with New Car Title and Warranty SAVE $ 1960 PONTIAC Catalina Four • Door Sedan • Hydramatic • Heater - All necessary Equipment $2395 1959 CHEVY Biscayne Two Door Sedan - 6 Cylinder • Standard Transmission - Heater • Etc. $1295 1959 PONTIAC Catalina Vista - Power Steering and Brakes - Plenty of Extras - Clean $2195 1959 CADILLAC Sedan DeVilleFull Power - Good Whitewall Tires - One Owner • Low Mileage $3495 1958 FORD Fairlane 500 Victoria Four Door - Power Steering and Brakes $1395 1958 PONtIAC Super Chief Four Door Sedan - Power Steering and Brakes - Tri Power - Safe-T-Track Differential • Clean $1495 $1495 1957 NASH Metropolitan Convertible • Good Tires • Good Top A Good Buy $695 1956 BUICK Special Two Door Sedan.. - $795 19 5 5 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Hard Top - V 8 $495 1955 PONTIAC Four Door Sedan $595 1951 DESOTO Sedan • Runs Good • Good Tires $165 HARTMAN Pontiac Inc. The Home of Wide Tread Pontiac and Tempest DRIVE ONE! E. Market Nappanee Phone 89

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Patrick Hawley doesn't seem to mind having Bob Hepler cut his hair. Shown with his mother, Mrs. Willard Hawley, Patrick was objecting quite strongly before this picture was taken. / Syracuse, visited Pat Deisch, Indianapolis, Sunday. Mrs. Cloyd Stone and Ralph Warren visited with the Royce Billers, Sunday. The Jackie Miller family, Nappanee and the John C. Yoders were Sunday evening guests of the Harvey Hollars. Mr.-and Mrs. Paul Hollar entertained Friday evening with a pancake and waffle supper for the Kendall Billers and Robert Rumfelts. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollar attended the Atwood Junior Class fish fry, Sat. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis. BLOOD BANK The Red Cross, Kosciusko County Blood Bank will be at the Grace College Gym, Winona Lake, Friday April 7, 10:00 to 4:00 p. m. Plan to Give! Donors from Jefferson township at the last visit were Mrs. Miriam Speicher and Jesse R. Haab. HOSPITAL NEWS Mrs. Richard Hollar underwent major surgery at the Elkhart General Hospital Monday. Roy Tusing is improving from eye surgery at his home. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Biller. Dinner guests were the Robert Krick family of Bourbon. ' BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. Almira Iffert who was 85, was honored for her birthday Sunday with a dinner, at her home and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Miller. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fox, Barbara, Rpth and Charles. Miss Jenafie Biller spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Glen Biller. She is a freshman at Ball State College. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sierk visited Sunday evening with the Harold Fox family. i' ' 1 COUNTY LINE I 1 William Truex, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Truex and Elder and Mrs. Elias Sarber were callers at the Edward Truex home at Osceola over the week end. Floyd Gordon called on Daniel Clouse, Wednesday. Sunday dinner guests at the home of the William Truexs were Mr. and Mrs. Olen Collins and the Floyd Gordons and Tommy Sarber. The Lavem Millers of New Paris were in our vicinity, Thursday. The William Truexs were callers at the Olen Collins and Moses Truex homes last week. Elder and Mrs. Elias Sarber called at the William Schooley home at Mentone, Sunday, home at Mentone, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Paul Thompson and Jacklyn and Judy called at the Floyd Gordon home, Monday. Charles Mattern is a patient at the Elkhart General Hospital. The Howard Bode family of Warsaw called Friday evening on Mrs. J. C. Bock and son Carl. Mr. and Mrs., John Bock and Mrs. Albert Ferguson, of Columbus, were Sunday dinner guests.

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GALA OPINING Friday March 31 i FRIDAY & SATURDAY March 31, April 1 2 Exciting Hits Alan Ladd in 'ALL THE YOUNG MEN' A-US-O Burl Ives • Shelley Winters in IET NO MAN WRITE MY EPITAPH' . SATURDAY FAMILY TREAT NIGHT Added 2 Guest Features 'TARZAN'S SAVAGE FURY' 'KILLER SHREWS' SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY April 2 •3• 4• 5 in Cinemascope & Color 'THE STORY OF RUTH' P-L-U-S Funniest Film of All Times 'When comedy was king' Open 6:30 First Show at Dusk

Scenes at Seven Crate Fair

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Front row, Gini Yarian, Jane Kindig, Susan Callander, Susan Forrest. Back row, Deborah Sinclair, Barbara Sinclair, Sue Mac Murray, Susan Dean.

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Front, Linda Sue Muntz, Ginger Pippenger, Pat Truex. Back, Debbie Sinclair, Barbara Senff, Peg Masterson.

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Debbie Sinclair and Barbara 'Senff serve fudge at the Seven Crafts Fair.

He-Wi-Gi Camp Fire Group Makes Candy at G. Rose Home ■ y This week’s meeting of the He-Wi-Gi Canip Fire group was held in the home of their sponsor, Mrs. George Rose. The activity centered in the kitchen where eleven girls were busy making candy. They made apricot balls, fudge and Rice Krispie candy. Mrs. Maynard Johnston assisted. In the evening the girls entertained their mothers. They sang “This Old Man” and the “Erie Canal,” and played games. The highlight of the party was when they served the candy they had made in the afternoon. The mothers jo in e and the girls in a friendship circle and sang the Camp Fire Law Song to close the evening. Charlotte Eastetday and her ivirs. L. M. Easterday were guests. Charlotte is anew member of the E-Ce-Tu group. Friday the He-Wi-Gi group visited the telephone office. Suzanne Berger planned the meeting. Mrs. Maynard Johnstoff accompanied them. CAMP FIRE CABINET The newly appointed Camp Fire Cabinet met Saturday in the home of Mrs. George Rose, program chairman, to help plan the 1961-62 Council-wide activities. This committee is made up of a representative from each Camp Fire group Those representing their groups were, Karen Johnston, Marla Mullett, Karen Strauss, Gloria Wise, Kathy Crane, Glenda Sutheimer, Judy Browne, Linda Fairchild, Terry Robinson, Judy Stoops and Linda Muntz.

Friday thru Thurs. March 31, April 6 John Wayne Richard Widmark Laurence Harvey in THE ALAMO' Starts Friday April 7 WALT DISNEY'S 'ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS' ■ V. .. . • • •' v

AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS Officers of (he American War Mothers met Tuesday evening in the home of President, Mrs. W.H. Baker. Plans for the 9 district meeting to be held in the Nappanee Lutheran church. May 3. Registration starts at 10 a. m. State president and other officials will be present. Local chapter will serve lunch at noon. Regular meeting will be held at the legion hall, April 4 at 7:30 p. m., at which time plans will be made for the mothers day gift shop, Veterans hospital, Ft. Wayne. Gifts are to be brought to this meeting.

BREMEN THEATRE

THUR - FRI - SAT. - Todays most astounding adventure, alive with thrills SEE 'DINOSAURUS' in Technicolor with Ward Ramsey Kristina Hanson Also K 9 Cop helps the boys in blue. A real dog story. 'POLICE DOG STORY' with James Brown • Merry Anders

Starting Thur. Apr 6 for 7 Days Walt Disneys "Swiss Family Robinson" Show starts on Sat. & Sun. at 3:00 p.m. Week Day at 7:00 p.m.

LAST WEEK FOR HOT CROSS BUNS 6 for 33c

Easter Decorated Pastries FRESH DAILY: Large Variety Sweet Rolls Cakes Cookies Dinner Rolls Specialty Breads We Cater to All Specially Decorated Cakes Wedding Cakes All Kinds Fancy pastries Mary Anne Pastries.108 W. Market, Nappanee, Ph 84

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Ginger Pippenger prepares to make pancakes at the E-HA-MA-KI-YA booth at the Seven Crafts Fair.

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The Bluebirds were represented by Sue Forrest and Susie Callander.

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Ruth Ingraham and Mrs. Jerome Parcell in front of the l-K-0 Business Craft booth. Last Wednesday evening suppe guests of Mrs. Carrie Champlin at the home of Miss Mabel Sloat were Mr. and Mrs. Garth Haines of Syracuse. Mrs. Champlin has been visiting her sister, Miss Sloat, and will leave Monday to resume her summer duties in the office of Indiana Conference North of the EUB church at Oakwood, Wawasee Lake. There had been several reports this past week that Mrs. Cora Stuckman had broken a leg and that she was in the hospital. Mrs. Stuckman reports that this is not true. She will enter Elkhart General Hospital this Saturday, April 1 to undergo surgery Tuesday morning. It seems that she did fall in her kitchen a few days ago hurting her side but this has nothing to do with her surgery next week. About the only nice thing we can say for tornadoes is that they never strike in the dark.

SUN-MON-TUES. Open Sun. 2:45 Shows at 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00 The most desirable woman in town and the easiest to Find. Elizabeth Taylor Laurence Harvey Eddie Fisher Dina Merrill in 'BUTTERFIELD 8' in Technicolor Also CAT ALARM

Specials

ANGEL FOpD CAKE 49c BREAD 6 for $1 Old Fashioned CIN ROLLS 49c Whipped CREAM CAKE ....... 89c German CHOCOLATE CAKE 54c

Market Report ii March 29, 1961 Wheat , , 1.85 Corn, shelled „ 98 Corn, ear . „ .95 Soybeans 2.88 Oats Eggs __ 35 American farmers must fighst 32,000 kinds of destructive insects —but not all at the same time or place, fortunately.

A-l USED CARS ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ 1958 PLYMOUTH, 4 Door, Radio Heater, 8 Cyl, 1 Owner, Exceptionally Clean 1957 CHEVROLET Station Wagon 1957 FORD, 4 Dr, Clean, Low Mileage 1957 FORD Fairlane 500, 4 Dr., Extra Clean 1956 PLYMOUTH 2 Door, 8 Cylinder, Overdrive 1956 MERCURY Hardtop, Clean 1955 OLDSMOBILE 2 Dr. Hard Top TRUCKS 1956 FORD Vi Ton Pickup ZILIAK FORD SALES 159 S. Main Phone 232 Nappanee

NAPPANEE THEATRE Shows at 7 and 9:25 p.m. Friday & Saturday, Mar. 31 & Apr. 1 'HELL TO ETERNITY' Jeffrey Hunter - David Janssen - Vic Damone • Patricia Owens

* 1960 COMET, 2 door sedan 1958 CHEV wagon, radio, heater 1955 PONTIAC Star Chief 4 door sedan, Hydramatic 1954 BUICK 4 door sedan, radio, heater 1954 DODGE 2 door sedan, radio, heater MARTY & TED Inc. East on US 6 Nappanee Ph 381

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Look your best at Easter and throughout the year in a fashionable CURLEE suit. WARRENS MENS AND BOYS WEAR 107 E. Market Ph 26

A man with 6 kids is happier than a man with 6 million he doesn’t want any more.

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USED CARS 1957 CHEVE Four Door Wagon, 210, Std Trans, Radio & Heater. 1955 PONTIAC Tudor, Std Trans Radio, Heater. 19 5 4 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Hard Top. 1953 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 2 Door, Hardtop. 1953 BUICK Special, Tudor, Radio & Heater. 1949 CHRYSLER Sedan, Radio, Heater. V 2 Ton 2 Wheel Trailer, Nice Condition. Come in & see the new Valiant KACY'S VALIANT - PLYMOUTH Phone 10 Market & Clark Nappanee