The Independent-News, Volume 90, Number 9, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 March 1966 — Page 5

LOCALS,; a na North Liberty Mr, and Mrs. Fred DeCoudres to<>k Mrs. Jesse Cushman to Lafayette Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark visited Mr. and Mrs Tldon Kane, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hall and sons were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Schlarb «nd family. Mrs. James Livengood, of Sumption Prairie, called on Mrs. Nellie Smith Saturday afternoon. R«v. and Mrs. Ron Ritchie and Paul were Wednesday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Walter St rope. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bellinger ♦f Walkerton were Thursday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worthington. 60 Years Os Service Est. 1903 UMOHTRES a i^marvin AM ft® v tfor Oomi Ifcap Phone CE 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St.

Mrs. Marjorie Mills and Mary, of South B nd, spent Saturday with Mrs. Inez Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor visited Mrs. Zella Fallen in Plymouth Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kelver of South Bena visit.d Mia. Myrtle Donathen Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. HersM Dun tan <>f South Bind r < ently visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulrich. Mr. and Mrs Frank Sims called on Mrs. Sada Tuttle in Walkerton Sun iay ;ulerno >n. They also called on Eldon Kane. Monday evening d.nner guests of Mr. and Mrs Durwood Clark wnc Mr and Mrs. John Oberly of Wyatt. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Sndyor were week end guests of Mr. and Mm. H. B. Snyd' r and family in Valparaiso. Monday guests of Mr. and Mra. William Dutcher were O. Bennett of LiPorte and his daughter, Margaret of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blimbling and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman weno Sun lay dinner guests of Mrs Grace Handschu in Lakeville. Mr and Mrs. Bud Harmon and daughter, and Delons Matzos Imtanapolis were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Clem Lightfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Egger and family v sited Mrs. Robert Egger Sr. and family in Indianapolis for the week end. Friday and Saturday is your last chance to buy winter merchandise at sale price. Sc- our racks of S3.PS and SI.OO items Studio Dnesa Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sorgenfri and childr n of Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Ba'Dy and family of Goshen. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whi’eleath-m and daughters of South Bend, visited Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Esther Harman.

Mrs. Don Hay, Marla and Dana, and Mrs. Steve Solmos Sr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Solmos in Plymouth Sundry afternoon. Sunday dinn r guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strope were Air. and Mrs. James Nichols and Mike of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Liidig of St. Louis, Mis >uri, and Mrs. Carl Fults of Bremen. visiteJ Mrs. Gertrude Sousley Sunday afternoon. Mra. Harold Rexstrew of Osborne Road, has entered Memorial hospital and wdl undergo surgery Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Craft, Brenda and Bran, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kurzhal of South Bend, were Saturday Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor. HOSPITAL news Community, laiPorte Mrs. Edward Leverenz, Walkerton Ho’y Family, LaPort,* Mrs. Clarence Rhod aback, John Hickman, Mrs. Glendon Morse, Th.-odore Lipke, Mrs. James Brown, Walkerton

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Walkerton Girl In Missionary Work To Speak Here A public me t.ng lias been slated by the American Legion Auxiliary when M -s Rose Mary Ullery. nativ bf Walkerton, will tell of their work there and display ary in the Philippines, slow . 1 dos of their work there and displayed her souv. mra. The program will begin at 8 p.m. at the Post Home. I Miss Ullery, daught > f Mrs. E Iwa rd Ullery and th late Mr. Ulk ry. graffuated fron Walkerton High School in 19'6. from ! the Grand Rap is Bible Ins' tute , in 1953, and the Grand P. pals Jr . College Division of Practical Nursing m 1954. She was a ' epted by the Association of Bapt -t for World Evangelism as a missionary in Octf her of 1954 and arrived in the Philippim s in July 1955, serving there urtil 1965. She is nr w on leave of ah. -nee until 1968. i She was in charge of th • hos- . pital nurses there and is w> 11 i known as a fine sp ak r. Th 11 Junior Auxiliary hag been study-

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ing the Philippines as their project this year, so the young people as well as guests and members are urg d to attend. I >• prop < t nderway here to have ‘Christn ; All Thru The । Y> ir" for th< carving in Viet f Non ii.L.i had 'ood response, ac- ( coning to td pr siflent, Mra, Harry Ma' Names of servicemen and . 'ir a hire are needed. Th.- anm 1 Birth-iay Party f r the Ao erican L-gion, to h*-'d Satunlay, March 26. will discussed. Hostesses are Mrs Richard V- rk er. M: a Marlen P.-i sonette, .Mrs John Pet r >n. Mrs. Gladyg Phelps-, Mr Dorothy Porter, , Mrs. Eth. 1 Prmtis, Mrs. Dot >1 Preston, M' Darien.- Digsley, Mrs Jam* i R< <d, and Mrs. thur Schm Itz. I \TTENTION El < HRE FL U I.RS Euchr*> Tournament. Don't tel] ov ryone how go. d you are, show theim. Starting at 8:30 p.m. I --harp A' the American Lgion - Post 189 Friday Man h Ith. See you Fnda y