The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 April 1965 — Page 5

List Models For Spring Style Show Mrs. John McGovern, president of Jietter Homes Demonstration Club, and chairman for models for the Easter Parade style show to be seen at the High School, Monday evening, Apiil 12, announces the following persons who (will mode\ clothe® made by the members either for themselves or their chilfiren; Mrs. Eugene Hewitt, Bunni Steele, Mrs. Branson Hiatt and daughters Marilyn and Nancy; Mis. Claude Watkins. Mrs. Dean Fry, Miss Jean Fry, Mis. Harry Malstaff and daughter, Isaura Kay; Mrs. Ernie Norton. Mrs. McGovern, Mrs. Hal Muncie and children, Karla and Bobbie. Other models will be Mrs. Janies Drews, Mrs. John Hans, Mrs. Alvin Boise. Mrs. Jerome Howard and daughter. Pam; Miss Ann Clark, Lisa Ann Shields, Mr. and Mrs. C\vde Stickley and daughters, Nancy and Jerri; Mr. and Mrs. Donita Harness, Susan Minter. Patty and Janice Houser, Mrs. Bernai d Thompson and daughter, Ann; Mrs. William Carter and daughters, Laura, Lynn and Susan; Mrs. James Clark and daughter, Kimberly; Mis. George Owens, Mrs. Russell Hart sough, Mrs. Ed Brooker, Mrs. Erro\ Vanßuskirk and son, Jeff; Mrs. James Nusbaum, Mrs. Lynn and Miss Jane Patterson. Door prizes will be awarded, en. tertainment during intermission and refreshments wi\l be served. Thus is the fifth annual style show, sponsored by the vl^ib, all of which have been highly sucressful and enjoyab^. Money donated to the local 4-H and youth group has always been derived from these shows. Tickets may be puichased at the door or in advance from any club member. Lincoln Twp. Demonstration Club Meets The Lincoln Twp Home Ix-m---onstratiun (Tub held their April meeting Tuesday at the a.keiton Cumnnu.iiy Budding with a delicious pot luck dinner s> :ved at noon. The tables were de< orated in keeping w.th the Ea r motif. The • omnnthe in cha-gc were Mrs Will.am Dutcher, Mi-. Lucy Cilery. Mr> Fannie Border, and Mrs. Frank Hahn. Lennard Beatty said grace. Immediately following the dinner, he showed films on his trip to the Holy Lands. The business meeting was opened w *th group singing. The birthday and anniversary songs were sung to seveial ladies Mrs. Mamie Mackin, presient, pi esided. Door prize was won by Mrs. Andy Morrison Other pi tzes went to Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Hemy Bullinger, Mrs Anna Drake. Mrs. Richard Anderson Sr., Mrs Ruth Claik. Mrs. Elbert Place, Mrs. Minnie Mikesell and Mrs. Helen Mitchell. Thirteen guests wxre present from the Johnson Twp. Home Demonstration Club, and two other guests Each was pieaented with a gift from the club. Cancer bandages will be sewn Tuesday. April 13, at the Community Building, with a sai k lunch at noon. Read the Classified Ads f Specializing in Permanent Waving Dede’s | Beauty Salon Hair Shaping, Coloring & | Styling f Phone 586-3611 p Operators: DEDE FEJES — JANET | ^GILMER — KAY CHIAROJ 90S Roosevelt Road | P Walkerton. Indiana r --lUMQHMCHQKa&SUtQU!niIHHQttiiUiHIuO6U 'itunGk

N. L. Student Wins Tri Kappa v Trip To Pledges Four Puerto Rico New Members

Steve Divine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Divine of Rt. 2, North Liberty, left the John F. Kennedy airport, New York City, by jet at 12:30 p.m, April 2, and arrived in San Juan, Puerto, at 4:40 p.m. Steve, along with Terry Agler of John Adams High Schoo’, and Keith Shorb of Riley High School, South Bend, were the Indiana District winners of the National Bible Quiz which was held ^ast fall at Winona Lake at the National Conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren churches. The three boys and two others from the Fort Wavne Brethren Chmvh, competed [with other quiz teams from all over the United States and won the expense free trip to Puerto Rico. White they arc there, they will give assembly programs in the schools, Bible quiz with the Puerto Ricans and visit both the English and Spanish sections. They wi^l be staying in the homes of people there. Among their activities will include swimming, hiking, bonfires at the beach, and sightseeing. They wiy return home April 9th. Steve is a member of the Ireland Road Brethren church. South Bend and a senior at North Liberty High School. He plans to enter Grace College at Winona Lake, this fall. To keep your head up, keep your feet on solid ground.

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Four new members were pltxig. ed to Epsilon Chi chapter of Tri Kappa at tlie meeting Thursday in the homo of Mrs. Russell Hartaough. Walkerton. They are Mrs. James Capek, Mrs. William Carter, Mrs. Lowell Hartsell, and Mrs. E’. ol Van Buskirk. Pledging sen e was conducted by Mrs. St >nley Orcutt, present. Formal initiation will be June 3. , * Mrs. David Meili- reported that the theme for the enior tea will be “Faraway Plac« ’ The tea will be held at. 2 p in. / pril 28 in the Community Buildin. for Walkerton High School Se: tor girls and their mothers. A s a mental health projtet. five members volunt cred to hold “Learn and Serve" coffee in their homes on May 5. Hostesses jWdl be Mrs. Robert Bauss, Mrs. Richard Naragon, Mrs. HarVin Kwpcha, Mrs. Orcutt, and Mrs. Mellin. During April, members will so. licit local businessmen for gifts to be presented at ‘he aftor-prom party May 14. Mt Robert Mercer. chairman. <’ ibuted materials for this pro •t. Gift s will be displayed at L I and Dad's store. Hostesses for lie evening were Mrs. Robert Urbin. Mrs. Donnld Wray. Mrs. Orcutt and Mrs. Hartsough. Mrs. Richard Nara-

APRJL 8, 1965 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS

gon, ways and means chairman, announced that a white elephant sale will be held at the next regular meeting. May 6. in the Community Building. FFA - FHA Enjoys Combined Party On Maren 24. the rFA and FHA held a party in the Walkerton gym at 7 o'clock. Games and dancing were enjoyed and refreshments were served. FHA cook books are being sold again this year. There are four kinds, meat, salad, dessert and casseroles. Each a>e $2.95 and can be purchased from any FHA girl. Obey the traffic laws

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On Dean’s List At Manchester North Manchester, Ind. —One area student w among those named on the Deans List of Han. or Students for the winter term at Manchester College in North Manchester, Indiana. The Dean's List of Honor 6tu« dents includes those students whasa grades ane sufficiently high to place them in the upper ten per cent of their class for the term. Listed from this area is Ena Clark. Rt. 2. North liberty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark. He is majoring in medicine. Those people who go to great lengths to find an easy way out usually fall short.

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