The Independent-News, Volume 90, Number 2, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 January 1966 — Page 7

Rainbows Elect Officers In Walkerton Mis^ Celesta Erickson preside i as Worthy Advisor for election of officers at the regular meeting of the Walkerton Assembly Rainbow for Girls. Monday evening. Miss Donna Smith will be the new worthy advisor. Geraldine Stickley associate advisor; Linda Pontius. Charity; Rachel Mullet, Hope; and Sue Skinner. Faith. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Madge Waymire. Grand Chairman of District 3. who passed away Aug. 27. and for Mrs. Isaura Stephenson. Grand Deputy of District 15. who passed away Sept. 12. Miss Smith announced the date of her installation for Saturday. February 12. Walkerton OES Members attending the regular meeting of the Walkerton OES Jjuiptcr Tuesday nig nt, Jan. 4. enjoyed seeing the Bible and Floral Degrees presented lor a new member, Mrs. Cail Shores. I Totems for these ceremonies were Mrs. Mary Bauer.m Miss Linda Lembach and Mrs. Lae Welch. Proteins for the line officers were Mrs. Walter Jackson, William Stemwald and Mrs. Edward De Vos. Mrs. Betty Griffith of Laporte, was welomed as a visitor. Worthy Matron. Mrs John McCombs, announced that th*« next meeting on January 13 will be Friends Night. Each officer will invite a guest to share their station for that evening She urged each member to bring someone who does not attend regularly. Mrs. Eduard Peterson, president of the post matrons club, announced their next meeting will i>e held Tuesday evening. January 25, at the Paddle Wh— 1 for a 6:30 dinner with the meeting at the Temple afterwards. Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs. Edward DeVos, Mrs. Dan Giftakla. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Sanden and Mrs. Nellie Purdy. LINCOLN W 11. I>. < M B NEWS CIMEK PADS Tuesday at an all day meeting. 12 la hrs of the Lincoln Twp. Home Demonstration C ub sewed !;*pot«able bed pads for cancer patients L«ast year the club made 335 b^l pads and also 627 cancer band iges If anyone han material Mutable for this use, please call Mrs Mayotte Araencau.

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New Carlisle WSCS Visits Walkerton SjN»clal guests at the Walkerton Mrthixlist WSCS meeting Wednesday evening. January 5. were ladies of the New Carlisle WSCS. Mrs. Mahlon Jacob, president, opened the meeting with a m ditat ion from the Upper Room and a welcome to the guests. During the business meeting an invitation was extended to attend the meeting of the Rebecca Circle at the home of Mrs. Ray Chapman. Monday evening, Jan 10. ThU circle chose for this year's study, the 'Different Religions". A guest speaker was to explain the 7th Day Adventist religion at thia meeting. A six weeks course, "The Christian's Calling.” was announced to begin later this month. The youth of the church are Sponsoring a Goodwill drive this month. Bags may be obtained at the church or call one of the youths. (>n<‘ nundreu reprints of the Cook Book published last year by the society, have been ordered because of the demand. Anyone wishing a cook book may Contact Mrs Jacob Mrs. Loren Goode, prognun chairman. introduced Miss Marla Daube whr «ang a vocal numb.*r. accompaied by Mrs. Grace Atwood The evening lesson was The T»ee of Life. The worship table was centered with a tree and the open Bible. Mrs. John Bellinger presented the devotions. The twelve fruits that should adorn a tree of life were explained tn verse as Mrs. Goode and Mrs. Bellinger placed the miniature font on the tree by the following members: Mrs. Gale Sherland, Mrs Wayne Cover. Mrs. Brute Fitzgerald, Mrs. Sam Frame and Mrs Maxine Wood. Th- fruits represented evangelism medical work, literature, children, serving youth, home and family life, acts of Christian life, economic justice, international friendship, Christian virtue of temperance and world peace. Blessed Re The Tie That Bin is w is -ung. followed bv the closing prayer by Mrs Bellinger. Refreshments were served by Mrs Tom Frame and her committee. More Meal * Meat cooked at low tempenhires will have less shrinkage and fewer cooking losses and therefore will provide more serv‘ngs.

A Industrial Ungue Kingsbury 8 o Holser g 2 legion 4 4 Kabelin 4 4 Dave and Ray's 4 4 Allstate 3 5 Powell-Mann 3 5 Hartsough 0 8 High team series and game — I^egion 2495: Powell-Mann 2479, 896; Holser 2178, 855; Allstate 859. High individual series & game: D Anderson 615, 212: B Bouse 588. 213; C. Decker 577, 213. Suburban Daguc Clingenpeel's 3 1 Tracy 3 1 IOOF I 3 1 Walkerton Skelgas 3 1 Bakers 1 3 Dad and Lad's 1 3 Ochs No. 2 1 3 Walkerton Lanes 1 3 High team series and game — Clingenpeel's 2672, 921. 893; Baker’s 2587; Dad and Lad's 2521, 904. High Individual series * game: Deacon 600. 213; Daube 566; Eby 565, 215; H, Ruby 214. Other 200 ucoreH DeMver 202: Knowlton 200. Daube 20«. Arndt 209. Winstead 212, Schultz 212

Olds 88 Swing Fever is mighty hard to resist! I I ; *1 ». ■ : i I I ”“ ■ : ' ?1 —— I - 1 . y ‘ ~ 'Al* I * V S 3 'r* "•* w» a* - f A good thing always is. I GcX that c*n't-w«it.(or «pring, car that new-car feeling.* Welcome to the club! Old* 88 Swin, i» catching up with juM about everybody, and they're losing ntn »uie of it. But the bew part the cure—at easy to take a* a twinging new JetMjr, IVynaiuk or IN ha s.s! There’e one priced right for vou. See nmt OU* Dealer foe a Rocket R< today. Then watch your fever go down at your fun gor* up. Happy convaietcencc! LtX'K TO Ol D 5 IOR 1 lit Nl U ! I OLDS 88 g§| I . is sutiHM. n« ten vnin I jSar/MMTZYM I ~ I-* MaAtarXi'r.irOwttar/ D OLDSMOBILE «• tmaaa um a* 4 mm <«mi uNmm *«*••«* Mnaatiu «Mb4*« a«a»aa Powell-Mann Chevrolet Co., Inc. 301 Roosevelt Road Walkerton. Ind. Phone 586-3119

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Nite (>ul L<*agut* Davt ami Ray's 8 0 Dave and Ray's 8 0 Bill's I ackage 71 Hiatt's insurance 5 , t 8 tew art Const r. 5 3 Frosty a- Daves 1 । Mel s Mt at 2 g Frosty s Welding 17 Mobil-Fires tone () y High team series and game Hiatt Ins. 2760. 916, Pio; Dave & Ray’s 2697, Stewart Conslr 2629. 955. High individual series & game: D. Cripe 603; G. Rhodes 600. 225; E. Place 599; G. Groves 230; F. Gmdelberger 216 Kings and Querns Mixed Doubles Pin Pluckers 53 27 Lucky Four 51 29 YaHoos 121.. 371 Alley Kats <|i 3 351 Hollywood Inn 10 10 Four Jokers 36 11 800 Boos 24 56 Desperados 29 51 High team senes and game - YaHtxjs 1952, 712. Pm Pluckers 1950; 800 Boos 1912. 695. Alley Kats 691. MEN HIGH R Bi-r!y 5tH J Mercer 542; P Guard 536 231. R Eskrtligc 211; P. Fereh 20l WOMEN HIGH B Smith 535. 221. C Richards 523. 17k; P Frailey 501; C Whitteberry 215. Biisim-wmirn’s Ix-ague Legion No. 1 45 23 Georges 43 25 Reed’s 41 27 Mercer’s 3g ’ 3 311 . L*gion No. 2 32 36 Stanley's 3136’.. Martin's 24 4 1 Dirk's TV’ 19 48 High tram series and game Stanley's 2650. 917. legion No. 1

2618, 901, R— fa 2HI, Mt 1 <■ a 897. Huh hvplual -n. ,Ar *;dn)e: L a J Millet 210. i \\<t!msdax Night Li.ira Waikerton Lanes 53 27 Triangle 13 A 36 g Paddle Wheel 43 37 Welco 13 37 Baker’s 12 38 Colonial 32 IH Kingsbury 32 is Phillips 3 l' a IB’> High tram series and game Bakers 2129. 81 I 811; W. o 2333. 552, Paddle Wheel 2253. High individual series & g i nef B Smith 582. 215 211. M Pubbins 566; B Jones 51- S Gir b 208. Monday Night 6:30 Ijules Marys Shoe Repair 50 10 Johnsons Insurance l^'j 31’j Dave and Ray s 16’3 13 4 Hamlet State Bank 16 .1 Lute's R—r- a‘i<>n 15 A H'dmke , Service l’» ! j "’’j J.u ob brig Store 274 52' 4 Skogmos Store 18 62 Htgh '• un -'rir tn! game Hamlet State Bank 2311. "17, 7^6: M irys Shoe R-faur 2270, 793 Huhnke ind Dav- A Rays 2138 Individu.il s< or-< P H tbn 522. 193: C R-- hards 517 B. Short 513: B Cl irk 2”5. L H ihnke 196. Rcmovd Davn Ai Quickly aw possible throughout fall to keep your grass from smothering. Don’t burn leaves. It's letter to place them in a compost pile to Use later as a source of organic ma’rilal for flowers and shrub beds.

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