The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 October 1964 — Page 10

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— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — OH. 15, 1964

^CHURCH NEWS

Walkerton E. U. ■> Church David R. Eiler, Pa tor Leonard Beaty, Superintendent 9:30 ain Church School. Morning \\ »rahip 10:30 am. Obse rvan< of Liyman's Sunday. Warner Clark will be the worship leader with Cheist-x Diettert as Lay speaker. The choir, directed by Mrs. David Lawren'e and accompar-ed by Mrs Art M< Kelson. will presmt the anthem “Onward ('hnstian Soldiers." Nursery sen co provided for pre-schoolers 6:00 pm. Y >ulh Fellowship Saturday. October 17, 7 pm., Senior High group meet at the church for hayride to Stuntz Forest. Bring wieners and buns. Monday, 730 pm.. Rebekah Circle meets at the home of Mrs Doris Calvin with Mrs Bonnie S”'*’*' ” "ing Mrs. Raymond Bina, leader. ’ *( T^tesuu... 9.30 a m Koinonia. 7:00 p.m. Chancel Choir practice. Wednesday, 6:30 pm. Family Night Smorgasbord at the church The church in the heirt of the community with the community al heart. Ilx b>r-t Pre*bvter(an Church Rev. David I) Owen. Pastor Elder Myron Mullet, Supt You are welcome to our worship service. Thursday, 7 pm . Bible Study and prayer service at the church. Bible Tclecour.se < ach Saturday mornng 9:00 a m on Channel 28 Sunday School 9:30 am Worship Service 10-30 am Ushers are Bud Hunt, Ralph Persinger. Jolin Walker and Kenneth Johnson. The new Church Program Comnuttee invit'-s yor, to share your ideas on nev church at 2:00 Sunday, Octobe- 18. Wedne dir , Youth Choir rehearsal 6 O'* pin Adult cho r, 6:45 p.m This is the day which the Lord hath made: we will rejo.ee and be glad in it Psalm 118:24 North Libert .■Church of Brethren A. P. Wenger. Pastor Share in Prayer Hour 9 25 a m. Worship Hour 930 am Rev Allen Weldy guest speaker. Church S. 1 <»ol 10 30 am. Harvest Homecoming Day Sen ic y 1 30 p.m. Speaker, Rev Weldy. Evening S. rvice 7.00 p.m. Study >n Christian Devtrine. There v^ll ea fellowsh n hour at noon. noon me-'I will be a carry in dinner. First Brethren Church Jack McDani. Pav ,r E-n<st Kreider Sun*. Rdh Clark nd Ed 'en McDaniel Junior Church 9 ?n Vo™ n«» a.-. Sermon topic “An Untroubled Heart" 10 30 Sundiv S^no! 6:30 Adult B ble Study 6 30 Junior vouth Even””*' Wo-«mn 7 *0 n m Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 7 30 7 30 Friday Laymen's meeting at the home of George Ratliff Sunday, October 25 Rally Day and Homa<»nmh»c Rev Rdi Curtu birthday L» OcC»ber 19 Pilgrim Holier** Church John P»I1 vjn’«ter Jew W’sl«r Sunt Sonde" ‘’chord 9-30 ,* m Wnr*hln SU—-v>rr m V 5 am. Youth Services f « r . p m Fv*nin" Wahi)- T’n •» rn Pr-vr.-Mrr-.-r -vl R«We Study Wednee’nv 7 00 '■ m Junior Choir pra> tier Wednesday 8 n m You are alwa*«* welcome at the little white wtvre the won! of God is ministered.

Barver ('reek Wesleyan Method nt Chun h Rev. Dean Krieg. Pastor Bob Cl ingen peel, Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Morning Worship 10:30 am. W Y. Service 6:4.5 p.m. Evening Service 7 30 p m Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 p m North Liberty Methodist Churrti Charles Patterson Minister Osborn Fisher, S.ipt Morning Worship 9:30 a m. This will be the beginning of the Renewal Mission services. The guest minister will be Rev. Warren Otter, Associate minister, First Methodist Church, Mishawaka. Indiana Church School 10 a m Intermediate ai 1 Senior Youth Feilow hip, 6:30 p m Evening Worship 730 Guest speaker for this service will be Rev Clyde Wake Methodist Minister at Stockwell. Indiana. Nursery care will lx? provided The Renewal Mission will rxi held each evening at 7:30 from Monday. October 19 thru Friday. October 23. There will be special music and heart warming messages by Rev. Clyde Wake. All are cordially invited to attend. A twenty-four hour Praver Vigil will be held at the church from 8 am. Friday. October 16th. until 8 am. Saturday. October 17th. The time is divided into half hour periods and participants are asked to indicate which period or periods they will be present. Walkerton Meth‘»dist Church Harold E Williams. Minister Sunday School 9.30 a m. Melvin Divine Superintendent 10:35 a.m. Morning Worship Service. First of the Methodist Renewal Mission services with Rev. Warren Otter as guest minister. Adult choir will sing. Mrs Grace Atwood, organist. Ushers will be Marvin Stahly, Richard Trost, Bruce Fitzgerald, and Tim Gardner Gary Trost and Keith Knepper will be the acolytes. 6:00 pm. Junior M>T 6:45 p.m. Senior MYF. Monday. 7:30 pm Renewal Service. Guest song leader and soloist will be Mrs Helen FctteJ of Sorth Bend Tuesday .7:30 p m. Renewal Service Special music. WFbNESD*Y 6 60 p.m. Teer Banquet for junior and seinor high vouth. 7 :?0 n m. Renewal Mission Service Th-^ junior choir will present an anthem. Thr»-sdav ”30 p.m. Renewal Mi ”"’on Serclre Fridav 7 36 " m c’lo’- rw ice of th • Ren wal Mission Adult choir will sing unde r the direction if Mrs Shan n Klir-»linst Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services. PRESB^TF^I AN LAYMENS SUNDAY The Walkerton Pre<*bvterian Church will oliscrve j svrnen's Sunday October 18, at the 10:30 Worship Service On this day we will do honor to all men and women of the ebun’b who love end serve Christ the King and Saviour This is a d»v for all men to be strong in attendance I^vmen will lead in the worship .eervire and brine the messare El4«r Rawrond McGrath will nreach ib“ word frc»rr> Fnh Cir] Asner and Rf'l Ochs will lead in the service of confe«fton and worshin T* vmi have no church home we ‘nvita wm tn fe)knv«hln with u* If vn»i come we -emiM remind wm tn hrme ’-nnr |g a Chuer-b v^hich directly from God's Holy Word Vae the Ctawatflrd Ad*

SENIOR M 5 F GROUP The Senior Youth of the Methodist Church met last Sunday evening at 6:00 pm. Tho busnuss meeting was conducted by the president, Denny Johnson The lesson was given by John Stank •_ Ross Divine. Nancy Chapman and Joanne Williams. Refreshments of cider and donuts were served by Donna Stephenson and Karen Allen. The group will be attending a youth meeting in UaPortc Saturday ev ming ai d those going are to leave the church at 7 00 p.m. Next Sunday evening the group will bj attending the Rental Mission at 730 p.m. and will therefore meet early at 6:15 to make p'ans f »r the following Sunday for collection for UNICEF on the 25th and to plan for their party at the parsonage after the ItNICEF collection. Mrs. Isabel Naragon will make pizza for the party. Plans for the Teen Banquet at 6:00 p in. on Wednesday. October 21 have been completed. The Junior and Senior youth and their guests will participate in thia banquet and will at'end the evening service at 7:30 p.m. as a group This evening is designated as “Youth Night" of the Renewal Mission and the youth are to fill the pews with their guests. Gsiy Meehling a-d Gary Trost are in charge of getting "pew captains." Future plans for the MYF are baby sitting on election day. and swimming at the “Y" in LaPorte PRESBYTERIAN SR HIGH The Presbyterian Senior High Youth Group met Sunday night at 6:00. A game was played befor the group sat down to dinner After dinner the group joined in songs and games The lesson was conducted in the church sanctuary. Officers elected were: Wally Johnson, president Lorraine Mullet, vice presiderX Randy Johnson treasurer Marjean Cole secretary-report. er Th<> meetings will be held the second and fourth Sundays at 5 pin 'Die group would like all to attend. E.U.B. Women Attend WS Rally Seventeen women from the Walkerton E U B. Church att mded the Missionary Fall Rally at the Southlawn EUB Church in Soutl: Bend. October Sth. Thv speaker for the afterno^m and < venin r sessions was Misa Virgica 1’: karts, home on furlough from Mogambo, Sierra Leone. Africa During the afternoon mes; ige, Miss Pickart.; pointed out that the world is being united by scu-nce and technology, not by Christianity. Tliv afternoon also lent itself to the sharing of ideas. Charles Schultz of All Saints church. South Bend. “ vc th*’ deyM’O’s for the evening Miss I’.e\a’ts also showed s’ides ot life in Africa. Special irusic v .- presented by a quart tte from the Pine Creek Church of the Brethren Thou* m attendance were challenged bv the mission work that is so badlv needed in all parts of the world. E.U.B. Family Night Oct. 21 The Walkerton E.U.B. Church will have a cooperative supper on Wednesday, October 21. at 6:30 p.m in the church basement. Each family is to bnng a covered dish and own tahke >«arvtceAt the conclusion of die the presentation of the church program for 1965 will be outlined and the Stewardship and Finance Committee is resnonsiNe for the evening Part of the program will b<* a film -strin on St z nva’*»®hin. Slides on local church activities will also be viewed Your attendance for the Family N’ght Is snothrc- wav in which you can help observe "Ixiyalty Month."

E.U.B. Youth To Attend ICC High School Day The high school youth of the Walkerton E.U.B. Church will attend High School Day at Indiana Central College on October 17th. Those going, please contact one of the following persons for transportation by Thursday: Mrs Fred Bullinger, Leonard Beaty or Rev. David Eller. Indiana Central C >llcge is one of our seven church-related colleges located in Indianapolis. The program for the day will consist of a tour of the campus, free noon meal, and a complimentary ticket to the afternoon football game. All youth going are to be at the church by 6:00 am. Saturday, October 17, and will be returning at approximately 6 00 p m. This day will o f fe.r an excellent opportunity to become bettei acquainted with one of our church related colleges. YOUTH DEDICATION The Walkerton Presbyterian Church will install and dedicate the officers of the junior and senior high youth groups. Both groups will be seated in a reserved srctio n > f the sanctuary and wl>l take part in the service. The follov.Tig young people bare b ’on elected to an office: SENIOR HIGH (Grade 10 rpi Wally J' hm'm president Lorraine Mullet, vice president Norma Jean Cole, sec:-tary - reporter Randv Johnson, treasurer JUNIOR HIGH (Grades 7-9) Janice Hartsovgh pre udent Roy Johnson, vice president Linda Bouse, secretary-reporter Karen Brown, treasur’r Sunday, October 18. at the 10:30 Worship Sendee. EUZABFTH CIRCLE TO MEET The Elizabeth Circle will meet TUseday, October 20, at 1:30 pm. at the Walkerton Methodist Church. Hostesses are Miss Adelaide Milin rd and Mrs Ixngh Roy Hahn Sr. Devotions wil be given bv Mrs. John Northam, and slides on Jerusalem will be shown. K. Os C. To Have Holloween Party The Knights of Columbus here will entertain their wives and other Knights members at a Hallowe'en party’ al the St. Patrick School Hall. 9 pin . Saturday, October 31. Pn .es w.ll le aw -.rded the best dnesseil couple f<>r square dancing. Round dancing will also be enjoyed. Contests will also be conducted. Tickets were distributed to members Thursday night at the Knights Club regular meeting at the School Hall. They will also be ava. able at the door for $l5O a couple and may be obtained from Kevin Huffstetter. club president, or Jerry Groves, ticket chairman. Other cor unitteemen inc'udo Rov 1 »<-- imo to, gen* al chami an: George Kostin, band and entertainment ; Harry Malstaff and Albert VanWanzeele decorations; Ray Kaminski and Lowell Hartsell, refreshments. This is the first social event staged by the newly organized Knights Ch»b here, which is an affiliate organization of the Father Trammel Council 1975. Plymopth. AH Knights are urg^xi to attend. 3— — □ THANKS □ - □ ► I want to. thank the many friends and re attves for their kindness, beautiful flowers, cards and the mnrere nravers that went up in my behalf. I am much improved Thanks airatn. P Mrs. Homer Balsley I would like to thank all of my friends, relatives and neighbors for the many cards, flowers and giris during mv stay at the hospital and at honv» Mm C L. Fair

Lincoln Twp. Home I lenionstration Club At the meeting of the Lincoln Township Home Demonstration Club held October 6 at the Walkerton Community Building, the first part of the lesson on Entertaining was presented by Mrs Albert Schutz. Following a pot luck dinner at noon, a film "Christmas at the Beatty Hospital” was shown by Robert I^ange, director of voluntear services at the hospital. During the business meeting, the following members were elected to serve next year: president. Mrs. Mamie Mackin; vicepresident. Mrs. Elmer Daube; secretary. Mrs. William Dutcher; treasurer, Mrs. Henry Hulltnger: pianists, Mrs. B-'rtha Lancaster. Mrs. Orville Klinediruf. and Mrs Grant Steele; song leaders. Mrs Floyd Bellinger and Mrs. Richard Anderson; flower committee. Mrs. Albert Schutz and Mrs. Gus Schultz. D’ e to election, the November meeting will be held Monday. No. vember 2. The Harvest dinner for all members and their families will be held October 21. at 6:30. Mrs Mavott» Arseneau announced there will be an all day cancer sewing November 10th. The dinner tables were sot with bouquets of fall flowers and Ha’loween figures The committee for the meeting was Mrs. Dean I<nowton Mrs Frank Hahn. Mrs. Robert Roller and Mrs Ruth Clark NO SMARTS a vo’”«’ Tr r in school showed ov<‘-y P’-orii e exc^t that he ab”Avs reived n-»st na’-t‘rentes After snvi”c “T hnv« wrote" the teacher exnlaioed to him how wrong it was and tn’d him to write "I have u-ritten" 100 time.* The lire* were le't on the teAc^err' de«k with the note: "T have wrote 1 have written’ 106 fimM like vnu tn’d me, and now I have went home" PROOF If von have no enemies H is a sure stem that success has passed you bv. Watch out for school children* sußim kJ ill REV. ROBERT IL HARPER WHO DISCOVERED AMERICA? J MAY SEEM, in asking such a 1 question, to confess my own ignorance and to reflect upon your intelligence. Hut it is not quite as certain as that. For there is some reason to question the widespread belief that Christo* pher Columbus discovered America And this belief persists and little children will tell you that ‘ in fourteen hundred and ninety, two Columbus sailed the ocean blue.” Now there is no denying that Columbus did sail the ocean blue in 1492 and that he reached an outlying island of the New World. And that later he learned he had discovered a New World. But the question is — was he the first to discover the New World? Recently a spinning wheel was found on the northern shores of North America and there was speculation that the Vikings had left it there about a thousand years ago. It is traditional at least that Leif Ericson sailed the ocean blue approximately in the year 1000 A.D. and diaeovered Greenland and sailed along the northern coast of North America. Notwithstanding this and the old stone tower at Newport, Rhode Island, the belief persists that Columbus discovered America. Let us be thankful that our love for the United States does not depend upon its origin, but our love for our country depends upon what she is and what she is to be