The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 November 1964 — Page 6

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — Nov. 5. 1964

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The First rreU»> bnail ( hurch Kev. David »• Owen, I'.wor Ekier Myron Mullet. Supt You are welcome tv our wm ■ bhip service Thursday, 7:00 pin Mid-week worship service with prayer and Table Study. Saturday, 9-9 30 ain Bible T^lcourse on Charus 1 28 Sunday School 9:30 am Morning Worship 10:30 a n. Friendship greeters are Mr ;u.d Mrs Myron Mullet. Ushers: Sam Jack. Kenneth Johnson. Marvin Bouse and Waltei Johnson 6:00 p.m. Junioi Choir rehearsal. 6: 15 p.m. Adult choir Stewardship Commitment w«'k Vegms November 8. Church School Needs Your Help! Wq are in need <if anyone who loves the Lord. and knows Hun as a personal savior, to tescii a primary II class. See Mr. Mullcd >r Mrs Bouse in the basement. We n< Hi more voters in the adult and youth choir For thos<> of you wh > would like to sing for a brief period of time, a chorus foi Christmas is being planned Contact Mrs Marvin Bouse. Pilgrim Holiness Church John Hall Minister Jesse Wisn r. Sunt Sundae School 9 30 am. Worship Senice 10 15 a m Youth Services 6:15 pm Evening Worship 7:30 nm. Prayer Meeting and R ble Study Wednesday. 7:00 pm Junior Choir practice Wednesday. 8 p.m You are al wavs welcome at th-* little white chapel where the Word of God is ministered North Überty Methodist Church Charles Patterson Minister Osborn Fisher. Swpt. Morning Worship 9:30 am. Sermon: “A Challenge to Greatness.” Missionary Sunday for Primary Children. Church School 10:30 ajn. Intermediate and Senior Youth Fellowship meetings 6:30. Barver Creek Wealeyan Method** Chun h Rev Dean Krieg Pastor Bob Clingenpeel, Supt. Sunday School 9 30 a m. Morning Worship 10 JO a m W. Y. Service 6:45 pm. Evening Service 7:30 pm Revival meeting will begin Nov 4 and continue thru Nov. 15th Rev Russell H<>ppe« of Elwood will be the evangelist The Moorman family will be the singers on Friday. Saturday and Sunday of bc>th weeks Come an 1 hear the gospel jprca« hed in its fulness Evening senders 7 20 p m Find Brethren Church Jack McDankJ Pastor Ernest Kreider, Supt Ruth Clark and Eileen McDaniel Junior Church 9 30 Morning Worship Rermon “The Joys of Temptation” J0:30 Sunday School 6 30 Youth meetings and zVdult Bible Study. Evening Service 7.30 p.m ■prayer im-cting and Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 pm. •7:30 Friday WMS meeting a’ qp- home of Mrs. Earl Liggett JWMS can* « sewing Thursday lAter ial needed for bandages Malkerton Methodist Church Harold E WUhanui. Minister SUNDAY *- 8 30 a m Early morning worhWp service Ushers will lx* Clvdc HStu kley and Arthur Kanaahaum Mia Harold WlUmmua, wrgauUL.

S mday Sch'Mil 9 30 am Mr.v i Divine Superintendent 10 35 a m. Morning Worship Servi c The adult choir will be participating in this service Mrs Grace Atwood, organist. Ushers, James Ridenour. Chuck Sherland, Ronnie Williams and Robert Mechhng Acolyten Brenda Hostetler and Connie Harness 6:00 pm. Junior and Senior MYF meetings Monday. 6:30 pm Father and Son banquet with I*hil Eskew as sjieaker. All fathers and sons are invited T 9 kets $1 Tue day, 7 p.m. Praye- and Fellowship Hour. WEDNESDAY 9:30 a.m. Study and Fellowship Hour 6 00 pm. junior i;noir practice. 7:00 p.m. Adult chJlr 8:00 p.m. General WSCS meeting. Thursday. 2 00 p.m meeting of Phuathea Class in the church dming room. Walkerton E. I". >» Church David R Filer, Pa tor Ix*onard Beaty. Superintendent 9 30 a m Church School 10:30 a m Divine Worship. Serin n topi'! What in the world’ The chancel choir, directed by John Ceer'• and accompanied by Mrs. Art McKesson will present the anthem. 6:00 p.m. Youth Fellowship 7:00 p m char-man of all committees rM with Finance committee at th-' church. Nov 5 and 6. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service N >v 9. 7:30. Conference at the church. Tuesday, 9 30 am. Koinonia 7:30 p.m. Women's Society at the church. Wedre day 7 rm. Chan <4 'h' r practice at N. :r< '• Nov 13, Chili Supper sponsored by chancel choir Ladies Form K Os C Wives Club In Walkerton A Knights of Columbus Wives Club was organized in Walkerton at the home of Mrs. Harry Malstaff, when seventeen members were signed up on an official charter. Mrs. Kevin Huffstetter, wife of the Kiughts Club president in Walkerton, was elected to serve as chairman The group will meet socially each month at the homes of the memlors and will recite the rosary at each opening. The hostesses each, month will lie in charge of the social hour. E.-siics Mrs. Huffstetter and Mrs MaUtaff. the members include Mrs. Jerry Groves, Mrs. A J Kennedy, Mrs. Albert Van Wanzeek'. Mrs Bernard Westhues. Mrs Jolin Zenon. Mrs. How. ard Tuttle, Mrs. John Garab. Mrs Devon Holland, Mrs Ed Lazarek. Mrs. Everett Patnaude, Mrs George Kostin, Mrs Ray Kaminakg Mrs Harold Kanoff, Mrs Charles laWxjt, and Mrs. James Knecht The women made decorations for the men’s Halloween party Saturday night and Mrs Matataff »er\ed cider and donuts The neat meeting will 6e Tuesday, November 17 at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Westhues, assisted by Mre I^azarek IM)R< KM CIBCLF. The Dor* as Circle of the PreebMenfn Chun’h will meet at 2 pm Wedifsdnv Nw 11 in the home nr Mrs Frank I>inn Roll call Name what you are most thankful for Ladies are rmiewfed to bring their thank offering. Welda out for adhooi children'

Methodist Has Phil Eskew As Monday Speaker The annual Father and Son Banquet will be h- Id this coining Monday evening. November 9. at 6:30 p.m in the dining room of tJx> Meth shst Church Phillip Esk» w. Commi.«*ioner for the Indiana High School Athletic Association, will lie giiest speaker. Mr. Eskew is an outstanding uta'aker and will bring a message especially directed to the fathers and sons. He is interested in and haa great faith in the youth of today. Mr Eskew has been tn tha school profession for over thirty years He has served as teacher, coach, principal and superintendent prior to accepting the position h* now holds In addition to his public service to the schools, he has served faithfully as a Methodist layman for over thirty years It Is r special privilege to have a jmeaker as well known and as popular as Mr. Eskew to speak at the banquet. Tickets are now on sale bv the men of the church. Every father and son of the community is invited to attend Anv father who does not have a snn. adorn one for the evening and at’end this banquet TP'o Wom--n's Society of Christian Se’nice will prepare and serve the dinner. n—— - — □ HOSPITAL NEWS n □ Holy Family Admitted George Mavnard. Hord Timm. Harold Smith, all of Walkerton. Commnnltv M -dica’: Mr* Paul Prentiss Starke Mem a rial Medical: Mr- Mvrtlc Church ParkA lew Medical Mrs IJovd Killian Money may rot bring hanniness but it’s an experience everyone wants to try.

Ven^anee is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord. . —Leviticus 19:18; Deuteronomy 32:35 ✓ ' The Apostle Paul quoted these / / words to the Romans and urged / ■>< them to overcome evil with good, / X \ t° ^ css an d not cursc th os *® who / persecuted them. / x—--X \ I It is a hard lesson for all of / -x\ tis to l carn - When wc arc offend- /! " -- X X e d ® somc wa Y» pride and anger * x^ beset us and wc want to strike —~2/; back. We do not consider it veoI I/ '* / gcance, only our own personal \ u /Z/ - I I J f definition of the golden rule — XJ7/~i / / ft t do unto others as they do unto vy/vAu i/ / / you. XIX I I // / It is far more difficult to be •, i / // / *’ n d o those who hurt us in ^vL"7/^\ ’ 9 aonat way than it is to strike back \ at l ^ cm - Yet, it is the Christian p YA way, the best way and, in the । \ \ final analysis, the most personally »arirfying. /J t I tend your Btttf d«My // / / and 1 GQ TO CHURCH SUNRAY .. • • ———■M— mu —a , mi— ■»■■■ । । — ■

K Os C Enjoy Halloween Party The newly organized Knights of Columbus, staged a Halloween affiliate organization of the Plym' outh Council of the Knights of Columbus Club in Walkerton an. party Saturday night at the St. Patrick School Hall with 80 persons present at this, their first social function Prizes were awarded Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Westhu* s as the be.-1 dressed couple for square dancing, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Groves placed second. Lowell Hartsell won the door prize and Lewis Dewili us, Plymouth, won a contest prize. A black and orange crepe paper canopy ceiling made the hall festive, with large crepe paper spider wettbs and decorative spiders hanging from one open partition A corn shock, pumpkins, and Halloween cut outs were on the stage where an orchestra p’avrd for round and square dancing. Refreshments of chili dogs. bar v '''cueo and potato chl®s, cider and donuts, were served for refreshments to conclude the evening. E.U.B?Church Forms Youmr Adult Class The Walkerton EUR Chiorh has recently organized a young

h»ai I fl 15"W^I 5 c VHf kP IMeOSUar BATU AAD tVIAT* f«SM *f»II*VtABS * John Philip Sousa was born, November 6, IBM. Abraham Uacolt was elected President of the United States, November 6, 1866. U.S. troops landed on North African soil, November 7, IM2. The first American Legion convention opened in Minneapolis. November 8,1919. The great Boston fire took place November 9, 1872. St, Louis was incorporated, November 8,1809. The U.S. Marine Corps was established, November 10, 1775. Sir Henry Stanley "found" Dr. Livingstone in Africa, November 18,187 L The Armistice ending World War I was signed, November IL 1018. A disarmament conference opened in Washington, November 12, 192 L

adult class. The class is meeting at the home of Mias Sherrtl Bullinger, 702 Monroe, during the O:3o am. church hour. Mrs Rudolph Cecrle is the discusison leader and has been using the book by Ruel Howe, "Wherein Is Ixive". All young adults of the c- mmunity who are not already attending church AAihool, are invited to attend. Contact Mrs. Oe^rle, Bullinger or Rev. Eiler. WSWS To Meet November 10th IRO combined Hrcleo of the WSWS will have their greeting November 10, 7 p.m. ati the church. Mrs. Cecrle is the leader for the Thank Offering Service. Each lady bring your thank offenng boot. If un&ble to attend, (please give your box to Mrs. Eller The offering is a means of expressing gratitude to the Giver of all good gifts The use of the thank offerinr box reminds the person thru the year of God's r^ hest blo<wung and strengthens the spiritual life of the user. At thia service, officers will ba elected for the coming year. Hoeteeees for this combined servk'e will be Mrs Raymond Sinn and Mrs. Ravrrond Smith. Fxr*ncnc#» i* a form of con> pulsory education.