The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 April 1964 — Page 8

l uic! I North Liberty R >n Hoii ail '>f Indi map dis was j > c for the week end. Mr. and .Mi Clifton Snyder si nt a tm’. day< mushroom hunti. g in Ai kan-us. Larry Ji nad of DePauw Uni- \ 'ity is a house guest in the M \ Stevie h >me. Mr. and Mi- Fred DeCoudrvs were Eastvi dinnvi guests of Mr. and Miu Hoy Horrall. I'ale Mi'zh i and son Brad, of San Juan I’do Ri< o. wore o i, <,f his grai J’ .in nts, Mr. an IMi B- ' i Mim on Fi idav. Mr. and M’s R belt Steele and family of M; hawaka were Si nd ay in nr - guests f Mr and Mrs. Max Stevie and family. Mr. and Mrs. L y Shoemaker aid Brenda and Mr and Mr>. A’no Reed were guests of Mi and Mr» Ralph Six of Bremen Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harbaugh aid family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jon Buss and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harbaugh on Easter Sunday. Mrs. Rose Creech of Peru, Clyde Creech Jr., of Cleveland. Ohio, and Benny Howard of Rensselaer, were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Balsley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Parmley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Savoie and family were Faster dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims and Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Renz were afternoon guests. i Mr. and Mrs. Maurice S< hwarzentraub of Koontz Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Orris Farrar, of Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Max Fair, of Kewanna. and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bettcher and children of Lakeville. were Faster Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bettcher and Mrs. Zella Mann. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Dutcher were Eldon Dutcher and Ixiretta Whiting, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dutcher, all of Huntington: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Emmons of Niles. Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myers and Judy of Mishawaka, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tribbey and family of Lakeville.

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Mrs. Bert Six was an Easter dinner guest of Mrs. Florence Holdt rhaum and sons. Mrs. Mary Armstrong and Sharon of Lafayette, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims and Kay. Dave Ulrich of Sharpsville. Indiana was a supper guest Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulrich. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worthington were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bellinger at Walkerton. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs John Beron Jr. and family were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frie^ner of Osceola Mr and Mix Melvin Bind were evening guests. Jerry Oberly of Ashland. Ohio, was a -upper guest Sunday evening of Mr. ami Mrs Clem Mamerow and Junior. John Hudson of Roseland was a Sunday guest in the Charles Ulrich home. , Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Beron Jr. and family were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Naragon, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beron. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Naragon and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark and Bruce. The occasion was in honor of Brenda's third birthday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Dale Schlarb and family and Mrs. Robert Balsley and Tanya were Easter breakfast guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Johnson after attending sunrise services. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jaques and family of South Bend, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulrich. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Mamerow and Junior were Mr. und Mrs. William Shields. Mr. and Mis. John Oberly and sons. Chuck ami Jerry and Mr. and Mrs. William Heck and family. N. L. OES News When North Liberty Chapter of O E.S. met in tho chapter room rei eutly. Mrs Ernest Klein, worthy matron, and Arden Howell, worthy patron, conducted their last meeting as heads of the order. Following the business. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Trobaugh, worthy matron and patron elect, were escort ed to the East. Mrs. Mary Kuber sang a song to the retiring officers as they relinquished their stations to the new officers. The new officers then presented a skit honoring Mrs. Trobaugh and Mrs. Kuber sang to her.

Mrs. Klein was then escorted to the Star Point officers, who read appropriate verses and presented a gift to her on behalf of the chapter. Mrs. Diane Hullinger sang to her. Mr. Howell was also presented a gift on behalf of the chapter. , A so< ial hour was held following the meeting. Carry-in refreshments were served. The retiring officers found gifts from Mrs Klein and Mr. Howell at the tables.

; wanted; Z Growers — Small Acreage ■ ■ To anyone interested in planting, growing and har- B ■ vesting cucumbers on a family size acreage. We will * ■ pay SI.OO per bushel for large cucumbers 1 to 2” * ■ in diameter. • ■. . ■ a this is a good opportunity for boys and girls under B I age sixteen to earn money during the summer. B I For more information write to me stating name, ad- B I b dress, acreage and location from nearest town. B I ■ s I ■ R. E. SMITH * I M ■ I Box 30 I B Plymouth, Indiana B I

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