The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 13, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 March 1964 — Page 9

>ontz Lake News I l„ United Missionary Church "The Church With The Lighted Crow," Paul Loucks, Pastor Mm R. S Varga, Supt. rvices for this week are a-s ws: d-week Bible Study, WedUy, 7:00 pm lursday, a Community Comlon rervice, 8:00 pm. at the merlon Methodist Church, iday, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Good i ty service at the Walkerton . t y.enan Church. _ay. Easter Sunrise S"iv 7 trf) a m. here at our church ;uvtay School 9:30 a.m. , u i,hp Service 10:15 a in. . <-mng service 7:00. This will a musical program presented the choir under the direction < teorge Robin on ntz Lake Community Church By the Lake A. J. Compton, Pastor :nday School 9:30 a m. 'orning Worship 10:30 a m. ..ening Womhip 7:30 p.m. able Study and Prayer meetWednesday, 10 a.m. aster i* a day many will at--1 churches of their choice to ship the Lord as a ResurrectChrist Jesus. the Son of God. Jany will b hunting egg . of olors which is amusing for voting folks. Liny will be meditating on the d as the angel said "HE LB »T HERE. HE IS RISEN.” rtesurrection means "standing again." Bible verse: —For thou wilt t leave my soul In hell; neither It thou suffer thine Holy One see corruption. Thou wilt show ? the path of life: in thy preece ks fulness of joys at thy *ht hand there are pleasures r evermore. Business meeting will be anunced next week in this paper. Iso Lord't Supper. We will be announcing weekly Ie events to take place later. Hoping everyone will have a rely Eaater Day Church Serv- • somewhere of their choice. We rite you to attend worship with where a welcome awaits you. We pray tor the sick in every rvtce. / Boy Scout Troop 37 of our ea were presented a dozen ar--ws wi‘h complements of Plasteel Products of Walkerton. Tills compiled a joke book and ie following members presented to the hospital administrator I Starke Memorial hospital at nox. or their library: Allen ing, Michael Cain. Pat Kranenirg and David Lenz. Robert Carmichael, of Tinley ark, IU„ was an overnight guest f Mr. and Mn* Carl Wilson and •n. Tc'M” on Saturday Mm. Clifford Allen, accompaed by Mr^ Harold Crawford, '•ok her ron, Michael, to the

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Riley hospital al Indianapolis for tests and observation on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Strader entertained for a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Larry Chizum of Knox, last Friday evening. Guests included Mrs. Ja>k Miller, Culver: Mrs. John Snook, Mrs. Harold Morrison and Mrs. Robert Wagner of Plymouth. A number of games were played with each lady winning a prize A silver based punch bowl filled with pink and a lovely decorated cake adorned the table. After the guest of honor opened her gifts, refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Strader are leaving Thursday for a long week end with Mrs. Strader's family in Bartlett. 111. They also plan to visit friends near Chicago. A REMINDER: Tae fir-1 meetm" of th- Red Cross First Aid Course will start Thursday, April 2. at the Con -orval ion club house. Everyone who plans to take the full course of ten hours divided Into five weekly meetings on Thursdays, please bring either a one or two inch roll of gauze or bandage. First Aid book u ed in the course may be purchased from either of the two Red Cross instnictors at 75c per copy. This course I; sponsored by the Quad County Citizens Radio Rand Chib of Northern Indiana and they would appreciate a good turnout. Those who complete the course will receive a certificate of recognition for their work. Mrs. Edna Childress returned home last week after spending ten day« visiting her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony I Tract to, and son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Childress of Chicago; also n daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gibbons and children of Markham. 111. Mrs. Childress is entertaining her sister for wv^ml davs this week. Mrs. Marie Grish of Stevensville, Mich. lAUrel Duthie, a student of Indiana University, is spending her Easter vacation with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Oren Duthie. Mr and Mr» R^chsml Ix>gan and daughter, Pamela, of Goshen, were guests of Mr. an Mrs. Joseph Smillie on Saturday Mr. and Mm Andrew Banasiak, Nancy and I^e, of Chicago, were guests of Mr and Mrs Art Borrelli Jr and children on Saturday. They all lu-’rod to celebrate Mrs. Borrelli’s birthday Leo Murphy has been a patient for ob-iervation on the Holv Family hospital LaPorte. the past few day* Mr. and Mm. Larrv Lung, of Bloomington, nre «mendine the week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Farnham. Mrs Lune’s parents. Mr Lung is a student of Indiana Unlv« rsitv Jame; McCov bo-nme suddenly ill eeriv Fndnv morning and taken to Starke Memorial hospital Knox returned home Rundav Callers were Mrs Fmma Holt and Mr and Mrs Ivar Huit of Chicago Mrs Pauline Ptaniev Is a patient under enervation at Starke Memorial hospital. Knox

Linda Martin, a student at Ball State, is spending her spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin. CAMPERS AT STUNT/. FORENT Twenty-two Boy Scouts and their Scout director. Les Milligan, along with three adult advisors from Park Ridge, 11l mo is, camped out Saturday and Sunday at the Stuntz Pine Forest. This is the first group of the year to camp overnight.

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March 26, 1964 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS —

MINNETONKA 4-H Tlu> kmt meeting of the Minmetonka 4-H Club wan held Wednroday, March 11. The new officers for the coming year were elected an follows: President. Janice Dipert; vice-president, Donna Smith; secretary-treasurer, Gerri Stickley; health and safety. Carol Whitaker anti Connie Clapper; reporter. Linda Daube; song leaders. Anita Spenaor and Sharon Knowlton; flower girl, Nancy Stickley, and devotions leaders,

Barbara Wilson and Marjean Cole The new pn*m4ent welcome*! tlw new members and the ieadrr explained some of the new projects. Refreshments were served by the leaders. Mrs. Clyde Smxigraxs and Mrs. Louis Daube. gFXF-I’RAISE Virtue may be Its own reward, but it becomes less effective by being its own press agent.

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