The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 6, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1966 — Page 8

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Mr. and Mrs. Cha’rr.er Craft of Sand Lake, Mich., spmt Tuesday night with Allen Bals ley. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Woods of Braddnton, Florida, visited Mrs. Stella Ulrich Thursday. The John Beran faintly attended the Naragon family reunion held at Sheneman's Grove Sunday. Miss Connie Balaley, Coleen Rose and Claudia Schrader spent the week at the Baptist Youth Camp at Crystal Lake. Mrs. Les Hazelbaker, accompanied by Howard Wharton, took Les Hazelbakar to Hines Hospital for eye surgery Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Snyder were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick O'Brian in Edwardsburg. Sunday guests of the Lynn Phegleya were Mr. and Mrs. l*arry Stephenson and son of -LaCrosse; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Reeun of Wanatah; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raudn; the William Doan family; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordan. A surprise party was given Tn honor off Mrs. Charles Whar' ton on hes «?venty-sixth birthday. The following guests were served ice cream and cake: Charles Wherton; Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wharton; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wharton; the Joe Medlin family; the Lamar Scott family of South Bend; and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wharton of Indianapolis.

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Mr. and Mi's. Del Purdom of Kokomo were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Stel'a Ulrich. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Horrall visited their son Ron in IndianApolis a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ra’plh Ward of North Manchester were Sunday visitors of the Clem Mam erows. The Guy Rizek family have bought tile residence of Mrs. Melvin Shinn and have moved into it Mr. and Mrs. Beit Rudynski and sons attended a fami’y dmner Sunday at the Harold Sebra der home in honor of Don Coldeberg. Mrs. Bertha Gall of Del-Ray Beach, Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worthington, wend Saturday supper guests of Mrs. Frank Albert Sr. NOTICE Our shop will be closed all uiaek July 11 to July 16 inclusive. Doan's Gift Shep, North Liberty. Watch out when it’s dark out jwMC-theW (WANT)

WSCS Meets In Walkerton The gpnenal meeting of the WSCS of the Walkerton United Methodist Church was held Wednesday evening, Jun® 29. Mi's. Loren Goode president, opened the meeting and conducted the bus’nuss meeting. It was announced that Vickie Bullinger would attend the Girls Seminar to be held in Gary, July 24 thru July 30. She is being sponsored by * the WSCS. Delegates to the School of Missions at DePauvj University, July 10 thru 15, will be Mrs. Fred Bullinger, Mrs. Mary Bauer, Mrs. Dean Knowlton and Mrs. Goode. Mrs. Stanley Orcutt will attend as a delegate from the church. Mrs. James Capek presented the budget for the ensuing year which was accepted. Guests introduced were Mrs. Hazel Luke of Florida, and Mrs. George Barden of Kansas City. Kansas. Mrs. Walter Smith gave devotions. Mrs. Bullinger presented the lesson expre sing the love of our fellowlmen and used quotes from the Guidepost and Henry Drummonds book on "Love.” The retir ng president, Mrs. Mahlon Jacob, presented Mrs. Goode with the president's pn and Mrs. Goode pre ented the past president’s pin to Mrs. Jacob. A social hour followed with Mrs. Robert Gardner and her committee in charge. Blow down after dark! Use the Classified Ads

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NFO NEWS All St. Joseph area county farmers will be vitally interested in listening to a special one-hour farm broadcast, Loyal Burkholder, president of the St. Joseph county NFO stated. Interviewing Oren Staley, NFO president, will be Herb Plambeck; Station WHO; Des Moines, Iowa; Jim Hill, Station WCCO. Minneapolis; Oren Samuelson, Station WGN, Chicago; and John McDonald, WSM, Nashville. Discussion and comments will center around the farm rttuat'on and marketing.. The program will be heard over Station WGN

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at 9:30 p.m. Saturday. July 18, PHILATHEA CLASS T() MEf The Philathea Class of United Methodist Church meet Thur day, July 14 at 2 p.m. in the church basem.. Hostesses will be Mrs. L» Kemp, Mrs. Roy Miller and M Mabel Travis. "Easy Storage "For temporary storaf* rnaider using pole rods and oti < units that are not fastened to t. ceiling, the wall, or the flo< f When you move, you can ta,. them down and use them !; another house.