The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 April 1964 — Page 16

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New Books At . W alkerton Library Following is a h'-t <t new books which have been added to the Walkerton Pubh< I. brary. X on-1 i< t ion The Art of Group Conversation - Dußois Encyclopedia of Wm'.l Ari Vol. VIII T^ie Gates of the Mountain - Henry ( The Woman In The Whits House - Means No Two Ways About It - Rogers ft The Whole World s In HIS Hand • Fletcher The Old Trails West - Moody To Remember Forever - Car- , roll । i John Doe. Disciple - Marshall ' The Americans - Handlin Runaway to Heaven - Johnston ' With Love From Karen - Killi-

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lea , Chennault and the Flying Tigers - Chennault Crewel Embroidery • Weldon'.' Needlecraft From The Freedom to the New Frontier • Maurios George Marshall, Education of a General 1880-1939 Federalized Health Care for the Aged - American Medical Association , Rogere and Hammerstein Btory • Green 1964 World Almanac and Book of Facts Frank Buchanan's Secret Howard Strength to Love - King Shaking the Nickel Bush - Moody The Lyndon Johnson Story - Mooney The Federal Reserve System, 1913 to 1963 Your Income Tax 1961 - Lasser Ireland -Life 71ie Birds - Life Fiet ion The Best American Short Stories. 1963 - Foley editor Honeymoon Diary - Bishop Teacher's Blood - Ross Wilderness - Warren The Cadillac Cowtoys-Swarth-out Take Heed of Loving Me - Vining Nefertiit - Wells Green Heart - Smith Remembered Melody - Hancock A Nurse From Hawaii - Hamill | A Candle Tn The Sun - Steen The Wapshot Scandal -Cheever Maulevar Hall - Hodge Como. Be My Guest - Cadell Como to the Bower - Bryan Beyond 7Tiis Valley - Thorn A Wonderful I New Way. Ikjo Hear *all-in-the-ear HEARING AID )s99?° I 9 Hearing is my Business Not a Sideline GEO. L. COLLINS ILS. 31 North Plymouth

O.KS. NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Drews presided in the East for their first meeting of the year, at the r Order of the Eastern Star Chapter meeting Tuesday evening, f April 7. Mrs. Drews opened the' meetr ing with a prayer poem "He • Leadeth Me." During the business meeting, the following commit--1 tees were named by the worthy matron: Finance, Mrs. Art Schmeltz, David Mellin, George Parks; Examining, Mrs. Harold Koch, Percy Selkirk, Mrs. Newton Williams, Mrs. Leonard Beaty; Sickness and Distress, Mrs. John McCombs, Mrs. Grover Oplinger, Mrs. David Mellin. Mrs. Stanley Orcutt, Mrs. John Peterson and Mrs. Mary Bauer; Ways and Means, Mrs. Harry Steinke and Newton Williams, co-chairmen, Mrs. Koch. Mr. and Mrs. George Ferverda, Mr. and Mrs. William Steinwald, Mrs. Ruth Hayter. Mrs. Gertrude t Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Smith, Mrs. James Verkier and Mre. Jack Hannagen; Relief. Mrs. Helen Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Petersen, - Mrs. Danny Dipert and Mrs. Francis Holland; - Music, Mrs. Earl Leinback, Mrs. Nelson Walz. Mrs. Kenneth Klinedinst and Mrs. William Heim; By-Laws, Mrs. Elsie Johnson, Mrs, Mary Bauer and Stanley Orcutt; Proficiency, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. ’ Leßoy Smith and George Parks; " Hospitality. Past Matrons and Patrons. Mrs. Ewart Farrar, chairman; Refreshments, Mrs. Edgar Cole, Decorations. Mrs. Robert Sill and Mrs. Walter Jackson, cochairmen, Mrs. Francis Gindelberger, Mrs. Warner Clark, Mre. Orcutt. Mrs. Parks, Miss Audrey

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Dolph and Mis. Orville Klinedinst; Kitchen. Mrs. Minnie Mike.ell. The chapter served the dinner for the Masonic Father and Son Banquet Friday evening. April 10. and will serve the Scottish Rite ladies night dinner Friday, April 17. Mrs. Earl Smith. Newton Williams and Percy Selkirk donated to the birthday bank. A social hour was enjoyed in the dining room with Mrs. Leonard Beaty. Mrs. Ewart Farrar. Mrs. William Heim and Mrs. Russell Barnes as hosteses. N. L. Junior High Track News The North Liberty Junior High track team split a pair of meets this past week. Mike Newcomer broko the shot put record with a •13'8" put. The old record was 42 ft. 11 inches set by Frank Heim in 1960. Steve Eberly scored 16’4 points, Jerry Kurzhal 13 points and Ronnie Young, 9 points in Liberty's conquest of Greene 6931. Bill Tkindt contributed 11 D points for Greene. Lakeville turned the tables on Liberty by trouncing them 73-27. Hughes, Soure and Heckaman had 14’4, 12’2. and 9' 2 respectively for Lakeville while Eberly was accounting for 13 of Liberty's points. A strong wind prevented Eberly from gaining records of 17‘6’4f in the broad jump find 11.9 in the 100 yard dash. The remainder of North Libert ys track schedule is; April 15 LaPaz, here April 21, Quadrangular meet H April 30, Mill Creek, here May 5, County meet CORRFATnON Mr. and Mre. Glen Sheaks arc the parents of a daughter. Daniell. born April 2 in Osteopathic hospital, South Bend.

Auxiliary News Saturday, the local American L gion Auxiliary Junior Group v ill be host to the TJhird Distiict Juniors at 1:30 at the Post Home. The Juniors arc a group of girls in age from birth to 18 years who arc daughters or sisters of members of the American Legion. The young girls participate in most of the different programs of the American Legion Auxiliary such as Americanism, Child Welfare, Poppy. Rehabilitation and Foreign Relations. The training received as Junior members prepares them for Senior membership when they reach the age of 18. Juniors from the Third District rrrdddddddllll lluu uuu: hh which includes St. Joseph, LaPortc. Marshall and Elkhart Counties, will be attending this meeting. The young girls will be conducting the entire meeting with Marsha Klopfenstein of Walkerton acting as chairman. Reports of the activities of the year will be given by the different groups. Also special reports that have been assigned to the units. Handicraft which the girls have made during the year will bo on display and judged at this time. Each year a different Pan-Amer-ican country is studied, this year being Ecuador. Dolls in their native costumes and dressed entirely by the Juniors, will also be judged. The winners of both contests will then be entered in the Department contest which will be at the Department Convention in August. Mrs. Robert Wardman of Walkerton is the District Junior Activities Chairman who is in charge of the arrangements. Assisting her is Mrs Thomas Anspaugh, the Junior Activities chairman from the Walkerton unit.