The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 August 1962 — Page 12

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'HIE INDEPENDENT NEWS — Aug. 29. 1962

Koontz Lake , \FW^ 'LETTER?

J.. L. I nited M!-siunar\ ( imn b •TH- Chun I With The Lighted Cross* lb \ Paul W lx>u* k Pa<t >9 Mt- R S Vaiga. Supt. Sunday S h«>ol 9 ..H a m. Wo:-hip 10 1 5 a m Evening S< i vice 7.00 p tn Ixui.es Prayer Tune 10 Tucsd y. Mid-week Table Btiidy, 7:00 V ednesday. Men’s I’layer me ting 6 00 p.m, S 11 urday. In the nam< of our Lord Jesus <ni i>t. wi welcome you to a j a< in our sam turn y Come and j •et the Saviour. Blessed be \. । i| (caning in, and bk.-sed be $50.00 Reward For Information Leading To The Arrest And ( onx iction Os Person Or Persons Who Are Responsible For Breaking Windows At Koontz Lake On August IS Xnd 21. I’hone XXalkerton 5^6-2513

(irass Bridge In Tibet ANOTHER BRIDGE TO CROSS . - - ^^<^4 — ~ ;"7p * • __ * ■ - HOW TO GET A BANK LOAN Do You Have A “Someday” Purchase In Mind? We’ll Loan Money For Practical Purposes Such As; Cars, Appliances, Home Improvements, Vacations, Medical. Educational Cost And More! Make That Dream Come True. Community State Bank । North Liberty, Indiana Dr. Walter M. Denaut Dentist OFFICE HOURS: 9 - 12 and 1:30 - 5 MTWFS Closed Thursdays Dr. Burton L. Furst Dentist OFFICE HOURS: 9- 12 and 1- 5:30 MTTFS | Closed Wednesdays Dr. Elliott C. Frash Optometrist OFFK E HOURS: 9:30-12 and 1-5:30 Mon., Thur. Dr. G. E. Neidlinger Veterinarian 01 IK L Hol RS: 1:00 - 2:00 Monday thru Saturday 7:00 • S:00 Fridays Nusbaum’s Funeral Home : Day or Night Phone Walkerton 5*6-3144

y ui going out Koontz l ake ( oimnunity ( Imrch Fir iamciit d . N- n Sectarian 1 ndopi mb nt /' J Compter Pastor . * Carl Horn, Supt. Sunday School 9 3o a.m. Morning Worship !’> Mi am Evening Worship 7:30 pm Bible Study and pray*! meet, ing in. the chinch Wednesday, 7 30 p.m Also discussion of visitation. Business meeting in the church Monday Sept 3, 7.30 p m Beginning Saturday, Sept, k. Rev Compton plans to hold servi< es in. the homes in the Grovertown area Brother Compton carries a burden for those peoIple and asks everyone to pray for tiiis work there.. 1 John 1:7-8. Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and everyone that loveth iborn of God and knoweth God. He that loveth not knoweth not God, for God is love. Mi and Mrs. Carl Guthorle, Lorraine and Danny, of Chicago, were week end guests of Mrs. Amelia Harrison. Mrs Anna Wolfe was called to Chicago on account of her cousin. Harry Duset. having a stroke, who is now patient in a local hopital. Mrs Leeta Erdal has returned home after spending fiv e weeks visiting several places in Michigan with her daughter and son-m---1 w. Mr. and Mrs. A! Stitils, of

Mrywo.d TH. Sho also \i-i’-d he/ granddaughter and family, Mr and Mr>. Arthur Hardy, ot Urbana. 111. Mi < Bess Turnbull i - under oberviton in the Holy Fann y hospital, LaPortc. Mi. and Mrs. James McCoy at. tended the funeral of bred Hull in Chicago, w th burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown and daughters, entertained Mis Jessie Hunter, of Moroi co. and Pearl Dearduff. Indianapolis. Mrs Harriet Taylor. Loganspoit. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthui Coss, South Bend, and Randy Clark, Chicago, were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. David Ellwood of Eau Claire. Wis.. were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Amick, Mr. and Mrs. John Stradtnct and children, of South Bend, spent several days as guests of Elmer Hartke. The Koontz Lake-Oregon Twp. Eire Department made two inhalator < alls at the home of George Geary last week. The department also had one grass fire. Kev. John O'Connell and Robert Eries, Tinley Park 111. were diner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Er ics Tuesday. Mi. and Mi-. E E Mansfield, of Whiting. Ind., spent W< dm -- day with Mr. and Mrs Michael Barharick. Thursday their daugl - ter and granudaimhter of Gary, spent the day at their cottage On Sunday. Mr. and Mi • Andi a K. •. al. >f Whiting. Ind , w»i >• visitors. Hew Itt - Banks (Continued from page It The bridge is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E gt ne H< itt 111. 3. Koontz Like Wall eiioii Mrs. Ralph Banks and the laic Dr. Bank.- of Hobart Indiana, are the parents of the bridegroom. Given in marriage by her father. the bride chose a gown of polon lined, white dupioni silk The basque bodice featured elbow length sleeves and was elegantly detailed with an Alencon lace Sabrina neckline accented with tiny seed pearl trim. Tiny selfcovered buttons extended down the back. The bell-shaped skirt fell from an empire waistline, extending in the back into a chapel train and highlighted with a bustle back. Four large lace medallions outlined with pearls were arranged on the skirt front. Her tiara of orange blossoms and pearls held in place her mid-back veil of French illusion. She carried a crescent shaped bouquet of white orchids and stephanotis. Miss Robin Sutter. Perrysburig. Ohio, college roommate of the bride was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Judy Faucett, Gary, Ind., Miss Bernice Pratt. Walkerton, and Miss Mary Maxon of St. Louis, Mo. They wore powder blue street length dresses of silk organza over taffeta, styled with semi-belled skirts and bisque bodices and matching shoes. Their headpieces were downs of blue organza, holding chin length veils The maid of honor was dressed in identical attire in ice blue. The attendants all carried colonial nosegays of pink and white ro-es with blue and silver streamet < The best num was Richard Bank- - Hobart, brother of the bi id :: I '-1 •s v. ere Bit hard Adlhoi I of Chicago. Douglas —MOST— Intrastate Investments INDIAN X STOCKS 801 GHT-SOLD-QUOTED SOUTHERN SECURITIES CORPORATION LO( XL KEI’RESENTATIX ES Loiih C. Houser Claude E. Houner Phono XX'ttlkerton 586 3254 586 3185 i _ I

Spangler and Steve Rice, both of Hobart Wayne Doehling, Cobimb Ind and Sam Hewitt, brother ot the bride. The oloi t sang "•Because" and ‘ Ell’lent Me Not" and recited Elizab. th Barrett Brownings poem "How Do I Ixive 1 hee will organ ba< kground accompaniment. , Mrs Hewitt wore tor her daughter’# wedding an aqua silk erganza over taffeta with white hr < ehsorn s Both mothers wore corsages of white roses. A reception fur 250 gueats was held fullowing the ceremony at th*- W.dkdton Elementary school auditorium The .serving table was in whtie with white eyelet overskirt The appointments were in silv< i and white milk glass. Blue tapers in sUvit holders flanked the five-lured wedding cake which held a miniature bride and groom Baskets of white gladioli were placed about the room. Mrs. Paul Ixhw ks and Mrs. Alfred Drews, of Walkerton, cut and served the cake. Miss Mary Jo Seiwert Ixaiisville, Ky., and Mrs. James Caines, South Bend, pre- . id« d at the punch bowl and

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coffee service. Miss Sandra Sw< South Bend, was in charg, the guest book. The bride was graduated ♦ Grovertown High School an tended two years at Purdu> I versity, and the bridegroom g, hated from the Hobart H School and will receive his gree in Secondary Educatim January, 1963, from Purdue I versity. Fur her going away costu the. bride wore a white spagi. strap sheath, trimim'd in b Her accessories were white she wore a single orchid sher bouquet. After a wed trip to northern Michigan, couple will be at home a; Sept. 3at 205 South 6th St I fayette, Ind. NOTICE Thinking of having a Call Auctioneer Archie Si I Phone 784-2715 LaPaz. n 2 Give the man a wide berti ho promises more than you a right to expect.