The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 21 April 1966 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - APRIL 21, 1966

Fashion Show Delights Tyner PTA Monday A crowd <u' 250 dtncsscxl the annual Style am Fabric Show Thursday evening, ' pril 14. at the Walkerton High School gym. Arranged bv the Better Homes Demonstration dub and sponsored by the MGM Fabric Shop of LaPorte Thus annual MtMDMUitmKMmiHmKMHniiiMaMUNiinaDmiHiMar Specializing in Permanent Waving Dede’s Beauty Salon Hair Shaping, Coloring & Stvling Phone 586-3644 J I Operators: DEDE FEJES & JANET GILMER 908 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana I

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showing of local models, wearing clothes made by themselves or by an adult member of their family, was an outstanding event for the town of Walkerton. The stage whs beautifully arranged as a garden entrance with rase trellises and palms as a backgr oind for the models. This area has many fine seamstresses which was shown in the many clm*er showinga of apparel ranging from infancy to the “Young in Heart" models. Mrs John McGovern. club president, greeted the audience and introduced the general chairman. Mrs Clyde Bick, and Mrs. Dorothy Hope, associated with the sponsoring shop, who wtas narrator for the show. Mrs. David Lawrence. Walkerton. played the piano for the entire show. Among costumes modeled were infantwear, sportswear. suits, night clothes, party dresses, evening gerwns and wraps, and mens shirts. Ushers vtere Mark Groves and Eddie Bick Ross Divine was in charge of Lghting

The four coffee, punch and cookie tables were centered with cleverly decorated egg trees. Steve Trtnosky, a 4-H boy of Walkerton, entertained with an accord tan number. Door prizes were received by Mi's. Cheryl Lowry, Mrs. Art Neuhau.se, Mrs. Violet Ray, Miss Janet Wray, Mrs. Diane Morrison, Charles Minter, and Mrs. Walter Jackson, all of WaJkerUm, and Mrs. Harold Kitson Jr., of Syracuse. Mrs Bick 11 tanked the committees who served anti the merchants who donated gifts and loaned properties, and the high school personnel and hoys w’ho helped set up the stage. Friendship ( lass Celebrates 40th Anniversary The Friend hip Class of the North Liberty Methodist Church observed its Fortieth Anniversary in the home of Mrs. Fred Cullar, North Liberty, Saturday afternoon. April 16, at two o’clock. The class was organized forty years ago this month in the home of Mr-. Cullar under the pastorate of Rev and Mrs. W. C. Evers. Mrs. Russell Sheneman, president. presided during the program. Mrs. William Walsh gave appropriate devotions. Mm. Dola Hocker read the history of the class which, along vlth roll call was answered by a Fnend'diip class memory recalled, many hap-” py incidents of service and fellowship. Mrs. Gary Nelson, soloist, sang "My Task", "Christopher R^hfn is Saying His Prayers”, and "If You Know the Lord." S ie wai accompanied at the. piano by Mrs. Clem DeCoudres. Mrs. Alto Holmes read notes of regret from former m mbors unable to attend. Mr< Hrtcrt Lamer was in charge of the Memorial service. Mrs. Byron Haag of Plym >uth. peak r, summarized in detail the activities of the afternoon in her own entertaining vlay which was in story form and in rhyme. The serving table was covered with a Belgian lace an i linen cloth and was centered wi’h tall silver candle hoi 'ers with white candles and a silver bowl of pink roses which reflected in the antique crystal an! silver plateau on uthich they sat. Invited to preside at the serving table were Hie following mini ter’s wives who have served the North Liberty Methodist Church: Mrs W. Evers, Mrs Ray Mills, Mrs. Charles Patter on and Mrs. Thomas Frost. Out of t wn guests were Mrs. Richard Carter of Curnee, III.; Mrs. Ray Mills of Gary; Mri. Charles Pa'ter on of Michigan City; Mr. Charles Goodale. M 1 * 3 - Gerald Steele and Mrs. Homan of Elkhart; Mr-. A. E. Murphy, New Carlisle; Mr». Delbert Dare. Osceola; Mr. Eugene Weiss M ; shawaka; and Mr\ Kenneth Evans. Mrs. John Cullar, Mrs. Ever-, Mrs. Be'ty Karsea Mrs Glen Stombaugh, Mrs. L Geyer, South Bond; Mrs G >ldie Skinner and Mrs. Wart! Wisenbatigh of Walkerton. £'iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiimi!f | Charles D.| I Hostetler j E Republican ('and date £ LIBERTY TOWNSHIP I Justice Os I I The Peace I ^iiimiinmiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim

Name Winners In Annual Egg Hunt The Walkerton Volunteer Fire Department annual Easter Egg Hunt was well attended with the following receiving prize eggs in addition to the candy eggs for all. 60c- Prize Egg* Mcrl Ecker. Chuck Minter. Barbara Mann, Keith Fry, Laura Malataff Jane Lemert, John I’aschen, Martis Hay. Vicky Hostetler. Jim Rhodes, Debbie Hostetler, Cynthia Savoie, Debbie Sullivan, Norma Hostetler. SI. Prize Eggs Eugene Joooph. Jeff Keeling. Newton Mann, Judie Zahm. Jane Lemert. Joe Adkins. Marsha Hostetler, Vicky Allen. Dale Downey, Carl WiUiems. Roger Keeling. Julie Hoste’l er, Kenny Bolze, Cynthia Kunkle. $2 Prize Egg* Bryan Holme \ Jack Hiler, John Miller. Lee Bouse, Laura Ma! staff, Orval Sayler, Kenny Bolze, Carol Cripe. $2.60 Prize Eggs Grog Gillies. Laura Kay MaL staff, Ronald Frame. $S Prize Eggs Craig Schoof. Steve Paschen.

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Bruce Dayhuff. Margaret M. lan, .Richard Germain and Wa\ ~ Burwell. o HOSPITAL NEWS Q p Holy Family, I a Porte David Morri-on, Paul Hejma ouiski. Mrs. Charlotte Wiles, M , Ralph Cannon, John Tener, M . John Grezlek, Walkerton Community, lAPorrt Steven Garab, Linda Dani. Willie Moeller, Walkerton; n । Walter Miller North Liberty. Parkview, Plymouth Mrs. William Carter, Gro - .. town; Infant Jenslca Glasm REGULAR MEETING NIGHTS Os The •rville East^rday Legion Post 189 2nd and Last Thursday Os Each Month Auxiliary Unit 189 Ist Thursday Os Each Montk