The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 51, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 May 1966 — Page 8

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— THE INDEPENDENT NWS - MAY 26, 1966

K L News On a iwent trt^ V Washington, D. C., Koontz I^ake Association president, Joseph Sm Hie. contacted the office of Senator Jihrh Bayh, relative to the possiulity of securing some Fixieral Aid in connection with the Association’s program to retard the silt condition in Koontz I^ake. Lynn Carter. Walkerton, was a Sunday guest of Mr. find Mrs. Warren Allen. Mr. ana Mrs, Walter Moran, Zephyrhills, Fla.. i 3 spending a few days here, arranging to dispose of his property here. Mr and Mrs. Ferrari and children of Chicago: and Mrs. Florence Brooks and granddaugh

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ter of Oak Lawn, 111., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrari on Saturday. Mrs. Helen Quebbeman returned home after spending four days to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Marie Pleihn, Chicago. During her visit, she was the guest of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Quebbeman, Oak Lawn. 111. She also attended the dedication of St. Germain's church on Sunday by Bishop J. Cody. Charles I^awrence returned home from hi a fishing trip Monday evening from Duck Ijake, near Eagle River, Wis. He was accompanied by Eddie Porter and Jack Riebe. At the gathering Monday evening members of Modem Mothers Home Demonstration Club reviewed their by-laws and propo ed clutnges, however no action

was taken. They arc preparing for a rummage sale to be held on Saturday, June 25th. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atkinson attended the Silver Jubilee of St. Donatus church. Blue Island. Ilk, on Sunday. In Chicago they wera guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Knight and son John, Chicago; also Mr. Emil and Mrs. Vische and daughter. Teresa. Mrs. Floyd Brown attended the funeral of Edward Vayette in Morocco on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jcane Riordart, and children, and Mr*. Nancy Riordan and niece. Margarette Costello, were guests of Mrs. Mary O'Gara Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Germa n and daughter Jean of Chicago, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Germain Sunday. Douglas Crawford, Park Forest, Illinois spent, three days as guest of his parents last week, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crawford. William Simpkins spent Sunday night as guest of his daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chudy of Hammond. Bishop L. A. Pursley of Fort Wayne cons it med 23 adults and 76 children Sunday at St. Patrick's Church, Walkerton- The 4th Degree Knights of Color Guard escorted Bishop Pursley to the church for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Schwartz spent several days in Beloit. Wis., as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Schwartz. They spent several days at lac Vieux. Wis., as the guests of Mrs. Schwartz's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stack. Mins June Schwartz of Chicago, is spending several days with her parents, the Roman Sdhwartzea. Edward Ermia.l Mrs. Margaret Bowers and Ann Neville of Chicago; Mi s Elizabeth Fanta, of Long Beach. Ca'ifomua, werft recent guests of Mrs. Frances Koch. Sunday guests were the Harry Gandes of Evanston. Mr. and Mn?. Percy Selkirk spent the past week tn Downers Grove, Illinois, as guests of their daughter, Mrs. May Rundquiat. The E. W. Amicks celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary recently by having a dinner party | AUTO - LIFE - FIRE i | FARM BUREAUI | INSURANCE I j Fred Bullinger I Phone 586-3339 | 1 701 Monroe Walkerton!

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at the ¥ Go By Restaurant. The table decorations were potted geraniums of various hues. Out of town guests were from Evansville, Wis.; Argos, Plymouth and Walkerton. After dinner, all accompanied the Amicks to their home where Mrs. Amick opened their many nice gift* To be popular cultivate a spirit of fairness to others.

1 5 Yeur comments are invited to: _ | “In The Pastor’s Study” | SEEING | DOUBLE = The drinker .-at drunken before Wsher j. ciaeyg, B.A , 8.8 r the single candle in the dim room.. ... , _ = Q . j u. . , Pastor. First Baptist Church X Seeing double he said, "I’ll blow = one out.” Nor,h Phone 658-H344 <s E Eiit; when he had blown one out he was in darkness f OI ~ there vfcs no other! E C He m like the man who sees double because of sin, thinking ® that mmehaw he has two lives — one to spend in sin as he S presses and We other to live in righteousness a s God plead s Z So, like the drunkard, he lives Ln sin evhy firm God — | BLOWING OUT HES ONLY CANDLE — and is left with no S time 'for God! With no time for important things! with no E thue left to live for God! with no time left to got saved! | "WHAT 18 YOUR LIFE? IT IS EVEN A VAPOR, THAT E APPEARETH FOR A LITTLE TIME, AND THEN VANISH E ETH AWAY.” - James 4:14. E s S You have only one life. Perhaps much of it is already gone E Don't you wish you were young* r to give more of it to God" S Give the rest of it to Him. E E Do what God tells you to do: Get saved NOW. Eh joy the lev E or many days and years God yet gives you. Live ONE life E saved and walking with God. Don't blow the candle out! Tiwi« = is far too much at stake. Don’t do it! E ATTEND THE BIBLE-BELIEVING, BTRI^E-TEACHIN*; = BIBLE-PREACHING CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE THIS E IBRD'S DAT.

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