The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 6, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 February 1964 — Page 10

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Ihr Pilgrim Holm*-- < hutch John Hall. Pastor Jen e Wr I<t. Supt S .inlay S' h‘K>l 9 30 h id Morning Wor hip 10.13 a m. Vot h Service 6 45 pin Evening Worship • 30 Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday 7 on The First tUptiM » Hun h ('lark and Main Streets Benny Miller. Pastor Sunday Schoo’ 9 30 a in Morning Worship 10 30 a.m. Evangel’die Service 7 pm Prayer Meeting and Bible study Wednesday. 7 p m. Everyone is invited to all the services of this new. friendly spiritual. Bible-believing Church. Walkerton Methodist Church Harold E Wiliams. Minister 9:30 am. Sunday School with classes for al! ages The theme of the lesson will be “Peter. James, and John." Melvin Divine. Supt. 10:35 am Morning Worship Service with obsen’ance of Race Relations Sunday. Gue t speaker will be F»avi<i O Kolawole from Niger ia Adult choir will sing under the direction of Sylvester Ams’^r. with Mrs Bertha Urbin. organist. Ushers will be Bruce Fitzgerald. Gale Shcrland. Arthur Kassabaum and Melvin Divine. Peggy Downey and Carol Tuttle will serve as acolytes. 5:00 pm Meeting of all persons 12 years of age and older for youth and adult church membership classes All persons who are interested in church membership should attend this meeting. 6 00 p.m Senior MYF meeting. 6 30 pm Junior MYF meeting Monday. 7:30 pm. Teacher Training Course at the Trinity Church in South Bend. 8:00 p.m. Rebecca Circle meeting. Wednesday — p3O a m Study cour e on Christian Classics The life and teaching of Evelyn Underhill will be the basis of study this week. 6 00 pm. Junior Choir practice. 7 00 nm. Adult choir practice. 8 00 pm. Church Board meeting. 9-no pm. Commi-sion on Steward'''’’' and Final ce meeting. Fridav. World Tay of Prayer Sendee at EUB Church. Pine Creek Church of Brethren Comer of Pine and Stanton Roads Perry L. Huff Aker, Pasto r he ndh < ar Supt. 9:30 Church of Study. 10:30 Church rd Worship Seimon: “Creative Love." Music, Steve Hostetler. 3:00 Brotherhood meeting at Lakeville Methodtst Church. Dr Bernard White and his negro choir of sixty voices will bring the program. All are invited to this community event sponsored by the Lakeville Ministers. 7:00 Evenir 4 Service. North IJberty Church <rf Brethren A P V/enger, Pastor Stanky Betz, Supt. Share in prayer hour 9:25 a m. Morning Worship 9:30 am. Sermon "Jesus The Light of the World"’ 4 ( Church S' hool 10:30 a.m. Fe’lewMblp Supper 6 00 pm. Evening Service 7 30 pm. Joyful Singers Choir practice Monday. 7 ■OO p m. Bible Study and Prayer hour 7 00 p.m. ' Adu’t choir practice Wednes<iay at 8:00 p.m. The First Pn-^-terlan Chm-ch Rev Da*<d D. Owen. Pastor E’d<-r Mvnn Mullet, Supt. Yer, •••eloome tn our worship service. Th”r February 6 7 ’tO p m. Bible Ftudv and Praver Service is he'd *n ’he church basement. flehool 9 30 h m Worship Sendee 10 30 am

Usher - arc Jack Ryan Walter Pickavet. Carl Asner and Ewait Farrar. Monday Boh am Ministers f community meet Wednesday Youth Choir rehearsal 6.00 pm. Adult otkiir 6 45 p.m B« hold, I stand at the door and knock, if any one hears my voice and oj»ens the door, I will c »me in to him and eat with him and he with me. Rev. 3-20 Beater Creek Wraleynn M thodist Dean Krieg. Pastor Bob Cling* np* ■!. St.pt Sunday School 9 50 * m Morning worship 10:30 am. WY Service 7.00 pm Evangelistic Service 7:30 pm. Mid week prayer service 7:30 p.m. First BnMhnn (lurch William Curtis. Pastor Ernest Kreider, Superintendent Ruth Clark .and Frances Curtis Junior Church 9 30 Morning worship and jun ior church. Nursery provided. 10:30 Sunday School. Boy Scout Sunday will be observed and the G »d and Ccunt r y Award will to presented to Chuck Oberly. 6 pm. Bible study and youth meetings. 7:00 p.m Evening worship and baptismal service. 7:30 Friday. WMS at the home of Mrs. Fred Shencman. Samaritan and Willing workers class meeting and dinner Feb 9 9 a m. Wednesday sewing day al church Official board meeting February 12 Walkerton E. I'. B. Church David Eiler, Pastor Leonard Beaty. SMpt. 9:30 am. Church School. 10:30 World Service Day. Rev. Ray Kretzmer guest speaker. Sermon "The Lostness of Humanity". The chancel choir will sing an 'anthem. Nursery service for pre-school-ers provided. 6 oo p.m. Youth Fellowship . 7 30 Commission on Christian Fellowship at the church. Saturday February’ 8. donut sale 50c dozen. Place your order now; youth meet at 7:00 am. to start making donuts. Tuesday February 9, 9 30 a m. Koinonia. 7 00 pm. Evening Koinoma. Wednesday— , 6:30 n m family carry’ in supper w’ith Dr. Charles Ashlev as guest Story in another section of this paper. “Go Forth Renewed" is the theme of the W >r'd Scwice Dav to be observot Februarv 9»h du--tng worshin service at 10:30 The worship tender will be Mrs David Filer G”e«t speaker will be Rev Ray Kretzmer. North Liberty Methodist Church Charles Pattemm, Minister Osborn Fisher Ch. School Supt. Morning Worship Serivce 9:30 a.m. Boy Scout Sunday. । Sermon: “My Father’s Business’ Church School 10 30 a.m. Intermemte MYF 6:30. Senior MYF 6.30 at the Youth Center. Evening Devotional Hour 7:30. This will be the first in a acres ' of Sunday evening services. Holy Communion will be a part of this service. , Cottage prayer services will bu hekl Friday. February 7. World Day of Prayer Service Feb 14th at 7:30 p.m. Special Midweek Lenten service* will begin Wednesday, Feb . 12Lh at 730 p.m You'll never be haded as the man of the hour unless you make wverv minute count

E. U. B.'s To he<u Dr. Ashiey Tile Walk*. l«m E U B. Chun h will have a family iug.it *ar:y---m <linner V> rdneuMiy. r*.u ai.v 12, at *> 30 pm. Each family is to bring a cjverod uish and table ervice. Rev Charles Ashiey wili be a gu* . t -peaker Mrs Warne. Clark is baking a surprise b.rthday t ake n honor of liev A..nicy > blrthd: •• which is next w, ek. Re\ \shley is a m s.-aunary under - .signment by the Division of World Mi sion oi the E ang-'l ical Unit' i Biethnn Church to Hong K He began his missionary rv.ee al Canton. China, in 1940 H<- has been s< rving .n Hong K- i- mce 1919 Rev A -h---ley h i-’ given his tune t* piea<hing and teaching, working with students and also seeking to help with the pressing refugee problem in Hong Kong Rev Ashley has been serving as an English teacher at the Pui Ying High School and the Lin Ying High School He has also served as assistant pastor of Gung Lei Church and Chairman of the Building Committee for the Kowloon True Light High School. Mr Ashley is Field Representative for the South China Mission and werks in close cooperation with the Hong Kong Council of the Church of Christ in China. > Rev. Ashley graduated from ' terbem College in Westerville Ohio. He also did graduate study at Yale University and Ohio State University. Members and friends of the Walkerton E. U. B. Church arc invited to attend this service The Rev. David Eller is pastor of the church. JUNIOR METHODIST MYF The Junior Methodist Fellowship met last Sunday evening at the church with the president. Steve Buswell presiding. The matter of Christian vocations was presen’ed and discussed under the lea ership of Mrs. David M*.’ - Un. Co: nic Verifier, and Nancy Chapm n Refreshments and recreation were m charge °f Nancy Chapman. Lirry Mellin and Steve Burwell The fellowship Iw scheduled a swimming party at the LaPorte YMCA on March 14th N. I. WSCSHas Family Niffht The W men’s Society of Christian Service met at the Metho Ist Church in North Liberty Tuesday evening at 6:00 for a family night supper. Folio zing tlie pot luck supper, the regular meeting was held wth hi Aanda and children as guests. Mrs Herman Judd led devotions and Mrs Fred Collar gave the les.Ron on Cooperation with other Denominations. Special music was furnished by Joyce McCormi k Patsy Harbaugh and Charlene Lushbough. The business meeting was conducted by the president. Mrs John Harbaugh. Announcements were ma *e of the \S orld Day of Prayer February 11 and the Father and Son Banquet Feb 15. Election of officers will be held m February, due to the fact that guests will be at the March meeting. E.U.B. LADIES SEW CANCER BANDAGF* Several ladies of the E.U B. church met la.'rt Wednesday in the church basement and sewed bandages for the Cancer Society. As they worked, the group enjoyed singing many old hymns, with Mrs Charles Cripe Sr., at the piano Those who spent the dav and enjoyed a delirious carryin dinner were Mrs. Frank Hahn. Mrs Dean Knowlton. Mrs. Glen Hostetler. Mrs Charles Cripe Sr . M-s Ixiur i Wolfrnharger. Mr.s Brooke Bowers, Mrs Ix’on McKejwon and Mr- Richard MurphyDo more than t <’k abont t >lrranre and fellowship live it.

Missionary To Speak Sunday At Melhcdisl Church - , This Sunday the Walkerton Mvthoiii *t ('hutch will observe Race Relations Day by having David O Kolawole of Efo. N >r’ uern Nigeria, as guest speaker m the morning worship service al 10:35 a.m. David is presently enrolled as a student at Bethel College. At the age of eight, he was sent to school at Jcbba, Nigeria. Upon completion of his elementary education, he taught for three years. He then entered a teacher training sclio »l <4>cmtcd by the Sudan interior Mission. An excellent recoru was made at this school over a period ot four years'and he was then appointed as one of the tutors in a teacher training school at Igbeti in Nigeria. After several years at this assignment. David attended the Nigerian Government Kura! Science School. Upon completion of this course. David became the house master of the teacher training school at Igbeti. He served ui this position until he came to the United States. David is enrolled in the course loading to the degree of B.S. in educalion After c«>mpletmg further work in this tield, h* expects to r*-luin to his native country to help develop the educational standards ut his people. A cordial invitation is extended to all the memb-rs and friends of the church to ail*.m‘ this wrvice. Now Teaching In Los Angeles Alice Lappin, a 1963 grad ;ale of Hall Stat Ta* her < 'allege, formerly of North L berty. i now teaching in the Los Angeles School System. Miss Lappin was a General Motors Scholar hip winner while at Ball State and graduated with a bachelor of science degree in education She i the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Perle Lappin Rt 2. North Liberty. LIM'OLV TOW NSHIP H. DEMONSTRATION (LIB “Design in the Home" vat the topic of the lesson given by Mr * Esther Singer, H >nio Demon (ration Agent. Tuesday at the February meeting of the Lincoln Twp. Homo Demonstration Club in the Community Building. Mrs. Singer showed slides of different homos to illustrate her talk. Mrs. Frank Hahn ami Mrs John Wells gave an interesting and informative report on the maple syrup * institute they attended in South Bend. । Thirty members answered roll I call A patriotic theme wa* uaed in the table decorations. A Lindin log and a Washing ton hatchet marked each place setting The hostesses were Mrs. James Kear- > ney Sr., Mr*. John Wells. Mrs. James Kearney Jr. and Mrs. Elmer Daube. i Cancer sewing will be next Tuesday with a sack lunch nt noon. Tim world is filled with pitfalls the inf uence a man th-mght he had usually vanishes the moment he nerds it most.

LJ — — — — — u DEATHS Mr*. .Amanda Peterson Mrs. Amanda Peterson. 86, of Rt 3, Plymouth, died at 10:90 am. Tuesday in her home after an extended illne-s. She was born February 5, 1878, in l^aHolm Sweden, and came to the United Stales 62 years ago and moved to the Plymouth community 19 years ago from Chicago. She was married August 24. 1903. in Chicago, to Charles M. Peterson who survive.. Other survivors include one daughter, Mis. Beatrice Hilgeman. Muskeg n. Michigan, two f >n*, C. Herman Petcmm. Walkerton; John Pet i son, Plymouth: eight grandchildren; three isters, Mrs Gerda Lason, Silvis, 111 ; Clara Gustin. Emma Glisten and one brother, Carl Gusten. all of Sweden. Friends may call a k the Nusbaum Funeral Home where sc vIces will be ?.eld al 2:00 pm I day <Thur day» with Rev. James McGee of the Immanuel Luth ran Church of D»naldson officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, Plymouth. Gall Forsythe Hr. Gail Forsythe, formerly of this area, died Wednesday evening m St. Magaret’s Hospital. Hammond, after a short illnes*. He was bom in Teegarden on April 13. 1894. Suvivors include his widow, May; four sons; four daughters; two step-daughter*. Mrs. Frances Calhoun and Mrs Carlyn Singleton of North Liberty, Aino 25 grandchildren. He wa» a member of St. Marys Catholic Church in Crown Point. Ind He I was a retired street car conducter and bu-> driver of the Italic ay Co. of Gary A Rosary was said Friday evening and services were held Saturday morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Rev. Joseph Hammcs officiating. Burial wa in Calumet Park Cemetery, Crown Point. Lloyd H. Bardesi Funeral senices wwe held January 29 for Lloyd H. Barden, 6-. Rt. 5, Elkhart- He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Barden »t Walkerton. H- died ot a neart attack He was an employee 'd U e C. G. Conn Corp., wacre he worked as an instrument Ley polisher for the past 43 ven He was burn January 14. 1901, at Walkerton. He married Clara Heisei January. 31. 1931. who preceded him in death. On August 12. 1962, m Elkhart nu married Thelma Messer who survives. Other survivors include a stepson, Steven Messer, al home, two stepdaughters. Mn*. Larry Staub. Elkhart, ami Mrs.. WUluuu McCarrell Fort Wayn* two sisters, Mrs. Clarence Walters. South Bend, and Mrs. Fred Belllmger, Walkerton; ami « step-grandson. He was precede 1 In death by three brothers and one sister. Burial was in the Rue Cemetery. Elkhart *’ r Ba den was a member of UAW Local 571. Carry Allee Tree h Carey Allen Treesh. 84. Rt 2, North Liberty, died at 7:30 a.m Tuesday. January 28. in his home He was born March 17. 1879. in Carunna. Ind., and had lived m this area 35 years after coming from Stroh. Ind. He was a retired brakeman on the Wabash Railroad. He was married Jan. 3. 1902 to Irma L. Benjamin in DeKalb County. His widow survives along with two sons. Harold L., Niles; and Raymond L, Norfolk. Va.; one daughter. Mrs. Russell O’Connor, North Liberty; six grandchildren and one si ter. Mrs Gladys Clark. Albumicrque, N M. Funeral services wpe held Friday in the Christian Church. North Liberty, with the Rev John H Pa’mer. pa tor of the church officiating. Burial was in East--lawn Cemetery He was a charter member of the Chrt«t’«n Chu-ch and former member of ’He Railway Conductor's AssociaUon. The one th’mr nur n«»*nn moM vitatlv needs today is fadh