The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 24, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 June 1964 — Page 11

incoln-IJberty Farm Bureau ho Lincoln - Liberty Fam eau met in the Walkerton jnunity Building June 4th at in. with Willard Stump as i man. uh. Edna Knepp placed a itiful center piece at the ■ kern table of canterbury s, sweet williams, and mock ige. The Cullar sisters also ight another bouquet of pan'he evening meeting opened i devotions by Mrs. Betty Mcmick reading a poem entitled: ther’s Fine Hour.” She then 1 the scripture lesson taken n St. John's Gospel, chapter The group was led in singthree old familiar tuneo ining ‘‘Juanita”, “Seeing Nellie e,” and Sweet Genevieve, acpanied by Viola Nye at the no. Prayer was given by Betty Connick. Tiristine Vincent played a pi-

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ano solo entitled “Beyond the Sunset”. Garret Brinkhoff, member of the Pet and Hobby Club, recited a poem. Willard Knepp read the minutes of the last meeting and gave a report on the purchase plans of the Masonic building in North Liberty. A motion was made and accepted that the executive committee attend the next meeting June 24th at 8 p.m.. to hear more plans pertaining to this project. June 23 will be an amateur county contest held in the Kline School. The Farm Bureau extends an invitation to all in this area to participate in this program. Helen Freeman presented dcor prizes for the evning which were received by Marion Stackhouse, Ralph Wort, Evelyn Harbaugh and Mrs. June Tarnow. Marion Stackhouse was the speaker for the evening. His subject was “Marketing Farm Products.” Winners of the cake contest.

were Ist, Flossie Slump; 2nd, Evelyn Harbaugh for devils food cakes; Thelma Knowlton, butter cakes; Ist, Edna Knepp; 2nd, Christine Vincent, angel food. Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McCormick and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stump. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morrison are the parents of a son born June Bth in St. Joseph hospital, South Bend. Mr., and Mrs. Fred Williams Jr. are the parents of a daughter bom June 7th in Holy Family hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis, of North Liberty, are th*' parents of a daughter born June 5 in Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Brantley are the parents of a son born June 5, in Osteopathic ho pit al. Mr., and Mrs. Jerry Morris of North Liberty are the parents of a son born June 3 in Memorial hospital.

June 11, 1961 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS —

4-H CLUB NEWS Jackie Tuttle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Stanley Tuttle, is attending the annual 4-H Round-up at Purdue Diversity this week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. She is sponsored jointly by

the Lincoln Township and YorKtown Home Demonstration Clubs Due to unavoidable circumstances, the outstanding boy, -Don Swanson, was unable to atteiMl. STING RAYS | will play at a TEEN DANCE | I Friday, June 12th | 8:00 - 11:30 P.M. at the Lightning Dude Ranch BASS LAKE Donation SI.OO !