The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 September 1966 — Page 16

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OES Installs Several New Officers Installation of several officers Whose stations were vacated by resignations, was conducted by the Worthy Matron. Mis. I» >nald Wolfenbarger, at the meeting of Walkerton Chapter. Ordci of the Eastern Star. Tuesday evening. September 20, at their regular meeting. Mrs. Robert Lidy was installed as Conductress; Mrs. Clarence Reid, associate conductress; Newton Williams, Marshal; and Mrs. Mary Bauer in the station of Ruth. I’rotems before installation were Mrs. Louis Daube, Ruth; Newton Williams, marshal; Mrs. Leßoy Smith, associate conductress. and Mrs. Walter Jackson, conductress. Mrs. Nelson Walz protemmed as organist. Reports from various committees were given. Birthdays honored were: Mrs. Dionisios Giftakis, James Verkier and Mrs. Louis Daube. Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs. Robert Candler, Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs. Edgar Cole and Mrs. Walter Heil. Rural Youth Is On The Move The St. Joseph County Rural Youth had its September meetng at the County 4-H Fair grounds. President Lana Gardini presided at the meeting. The educational feature of the meeting included the Gaberial Reshell Institution. Three instructors gave short talks on what they thought the nine week, nine course, did for a person. and how it improved the person’s character, speech, selfconfidence and personal talents. A talk meet was then conducted on current topics by all of the members. The winner was Lana Gardini and the runnerup Linda Smith. The judge was Eugene Meyers, past president of the Toast Masters Club. The business meeting followed with important dates as; October 1. St. Joe Harvest Hayride at the home of Dennis Birk, Rt. 1. Wakarusa October 12 at the New Carlisle Elementary School, District 1, will hold their October Board meeting. St. Joe County is host for this event. Election of District Officers will be held at this meeting. The talk meet will also be held then. Let’s get all the St. Joe County members to attend and get this “Cowbell" to encourage new memberships. The St. Joseph County Rural Youth meeting will be held October 18 at Gleaner's Hall (Center Twp. Women’s Club), 8:00 p. m. All new members are welcome. Gleaners Hall is located south of U. S. 31 and Ireland Road, about 1 miles on the west side of the road. JOHN GLENN LUNCH MENU MONDAY— Barbecue beef on bun, buttered corn, apple sauce cake, butter and milk TUESDAY Kidney bean salad, creamed potatoes, cherry pudding, rolls, butter and milk WEDNESDAY — Beef noodle soup and crackers, tossed salad, prune crunch, muffins, butter and milk THURSDAY — Scalloped potatoes with ham. buttered peas. Chocolate cake with peanut butter icing, biscuit, butter and milk FRIDAY —Macaroni & cheese, green beans, apple pie, muffins, butter and milk TYNER SCHOOL MENU MONDAY Barbecues, buttered corn, cottage cheese, peaches, milk TUESDAY Lunch meat sandwiches, cream of mushroom soup, crackers, pickles, stewed apples, milk. WEDNESDAY Sauerkraut & Wieners, mashed potatoes, carrot sticks, rye bread and butter, strawberry jello with strawberries, milk THURSDAY - Ham and bean soup. corn bread and butter, cole fclaw. frozen fruit salad, milk FRIDAY Macaroni & cheese, tnlxed vegetables, whole wheat bread and butter, cherry tapioca, *ulk

SEPT. 29, 1966

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Starting Friday evening, September 30th, thru October 2nd, there will be a Youth Crusade at the Beaver Creek Wesleyan Methodist Church. Services will start each evening at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Laurence, song evangelists for Global Harvesters International from Garland, Texas, will be the singers. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence are very talented with the guitar, vibra harp and other string instruments. The speaker for the crusade is Rev. Larry Collins, student in Taylor University, also an evangelist for Global Harvesters.

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Sunday afternoon at 2:30 there will be a big Singspiration with Mr. and Mrs. Laurence and Rev. Collins in charge. We give everyone a special invitation to attend these services. □ - □ THANKS □ □ We wish to express our thanks to the United Presbyterian Church. Plas Steel, and former neighbors and friends for the beautiful floral bouquets and for the sympathy extended to us at

the death of our loved one, William P. Cowan. p The Cowan Family We wsh to express our thanks and appreciation to all our friends and relatives for their many acts of kindness, cards and flowers; the Evening Star Rebekah Lodge for serving dinner, and Father Letko who assisted at the time of the loss of our beloved mother, Mrs. Mary Voile. Again many thanks. Mr. and Mrs. J. Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. E. Sundstrom Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valle p and grandchildren I would like to thank the neighbors and friends for the beautiful cards and for the prayers said in my behalf during my stay in the hospital. p Cora Betz My sincere thanks to Gerald Stump and Harold Swanson who found ms wallet and returned it to me. Your act of sincerity will never be forgotten. Ervin Stunlz Rebekah News Mrs. Ruth Clark of Evening Star Rebekah Lodge, Walkerton, was elected District Deputy President of District No. 3 at a meeting held Wednesday, Sept. 21, with Helena Rebekah Lodge in South B< nd. Other officers elected were Mrs. Hugh Davis, Elkhart, vice-pres-ident, Mrs. Kenneth Martin, of Mishawaka, secretary’; and Miss Ella Mary Brinkman, of Schuyler Lodge, South Bend, treasurer. Mrs. Vivian Moran, district deputy president of Bristol, conducted the business meeting. The welcome was given by Mrs. Charles Mason of Helena Lodge, and the response was given by Mrs. Esther Dearing of Evening

Star Lodge. The School of Instruction was given by Mrs. Florence Jeffries, vice president of the Rebekah Assembly of Indiana. Schuyler Lodge received the award for the most new members, Helena Lodge the award for the unwritten work, and Evening Star Lodge the award for attendance. The next district session will be held in November with Evening Star Lodge of Walkerton being the hosts. Province Officer To Inspect Local Chapter Mrs. Robert Anderson, Province Officer, from Valparaiso, will visit Epsilon Chi Chapter of Tn Kappa, Walkerton, on October 6. She will arrive at the home of Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, chapter president, late in the afternoon. Officers of our local chapter will be present also. There, Mrs. Anderson will inspect the books and strong box. After the cabinet has taken Mrs. Anderson out for dinner, they will attend the < hapter meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Hiler. STORK SHOWER Mrs. Randall Krueger, Wyoming, Minnesota, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gillette, was guest of honor at a stork shower in the home of Mrs. Stewart Weiler. Mrs. Jack Stratford was cohostess. Games and delicious refreshments were enjoyed. Many lovely gifts were received. Sixteen guests were present with prizes going to Mrs. Ear] Fry of Walkerton; Mrs. Franklin Walker of Elwood; and Mrs. Alton Holmes of North Liberty. Carelessness too often turns holidays into hollow days.