The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 September 1966 — Page 9

Rachel Mullet To Be Installed As Worthy Advisor I Hiring .special ceremonies Saturday night. October 1, j n the Walkerton Masonic Temple, Miss Rmhel Mullet,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mullet, will be installed as Worthy Advisor of Walkerton Assembly 61, Order of Rainbow for Girls.’The installation will begin at 7:30 o’clock. Mian Mullet has us her motto. • Show Me Thy Way". Her watchwurd is "Faith and Hope"; colors, white and blue; flower, the white carnation; and her symbol, the Candle", Her chosen song Is One Little Candle". Mrs. Alfred Drews, past Mother Advisor and Grand Chairman of District 1, will be the installing officer and others will be: Mrs Gary Clark, marshal; Miss Laura Jo Thornburg, chaplain; Miss Jeanette Mullet of Westville recorder. Mrs. Nelson Walz 'will be installing musician and Miss Linda Mcßride, of Plymouth, will I be the soloLsL The Rev. David I owen of the Walkerton PresbyI t< rian Church, will give the benI • diction. others to be installed are the | Musses Idnda Thornburg, worthy .associate advisor; Sharon KnowlI ton, charity; Pam Dutcher, HopeUnda Daub-, faith; Sharon Chap^ I num, recorder; Maxine Mullet trcasurt-r; Elsie Baugher. Love; I Carol Tuttle, religion; Connie I Verkier, nature; Cindy Martin. I immortality; Johanna Erickson, I ridehty. Also to be installed are ’he Misses Roxann Whltteberry atriotism; Lynn Pickavet. serve; Janice Hartsough, drill leadI L Marianne Kcrsh. chaplain; I Brenda Thornburg, confidential | bserver; Debbie Ross, outer obI - rver; Kathy I*ugsley, prompter; ■ Luira Tuttle, historian; Sue Six. I Hoosier Promise; Geraldine Stick- | !■ v, Rose lecturer; Sally Clark. I •' hast; Sharon Chapman, musiH ian. and Diane Hendri ks choir ■ director. i Misses Diane Daube and Mar<ret Mechling will pa ik at I ’m- guest book. ■ \ reception will follow the in- ■ -Mrs. John M< I -mbs, Mrs. James Verkier and g M Myrtle Giftakis as chairmen. (.KAMI OPENING I \J. Compton Sewing Machine ■ ivk. si, . P . 1 30 p.m. - Koontz Like, west 23 at Standard Station on ■ H'Xjuois Rd. We S< vice all J ' ands of machines. SALE Oct. thru 31st. 1 Super Deluxe - ■ ‘Hy automatic - "Classic" kw- | c machine. 3 position needle. 24 ■ ‘'‘l m cams; button hole: ; blind ■ ‘tch; dial selector, Many deg .ns more than the 24 cams. 20 ■ its fact ory guarantee. Beat foi ■ ' *g. Sell price, portable $339 00 ■' ‘g sell, price d< . k 160.00 ■ ' s- Sell, price padded chair 29.95 ‘Dial 528 95 ■ V. Sal, for Oct. (cash* 275.00 ■ ^ving $25395 g Perms - Cash or Time d and New machines - portconsoles, desks. ■ ne in and see our complete line ■ i< hm< M<>ie can be ordered. civile what we sell. the pitch if you get a chance to buy for a song, take time to W "' k the accompan mmt. Open At 7:00 Show At Dusk ■ ( hildren Under 12 Free ■ 1 riday - Saturday - tjunduy *^pt. 30, October 1-2 1 Indian Paint ■1 aster Pussvcat Kill Kill J Motorpsycho 'I ' Friple Thrill Program. IPs A U ild One

Walkerton And North Liberty OES Host District Walkerton Chapter 319 and North Liberty Chapter 290, Ordci of the Eastern Star, were host to the Matrons and Patrons of District 20 in the North Liberty Masonic Temple, Friday evening, September 23, at 8 p.m. Each member received a colorful lei as they registered. Both chapters had their shadow boxes in the East in the Chapter Room. North Liberty Chapter, under the direction of their worthy matron, Mrs, Gene Kuber, and worthy patrun, Elmer Hunt, opened the session and Mrs. Kuber read a welcome greeting to all present, and especially to the special guests, the "Roses and Buds". Walkerton Chapter, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wulfenbarger, worthy matron and patron, continued the meeting, with LnUuduction and closing. Mrs. Ray Oberly, Bremen, Grand Conductress, was escorted to the west where she was met by Mrs. Elsie Johnson. Walkerton, who escorted her to the East. As they turned toward the East, Mrs. Kate Hiatt. North Liberty, gave a narration entitled "It Is No 84-. cret" accompanied by a choral group. Mrs. Edward Merrill, South B» nd. District 20. Deputy, was escorted to the East where she was met in the west by Mrs. Alfred Drews of Walkerton, who, presented her with a Bird of Paradise pin. after which she was honored with a song by Mrs. Kuber, "My Kind of Gai". Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Oberly were presented gifts from the two chapters by Mrs. Wolf, nbarger. Grand Representatives and nth-

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er important guests Were presented. Both Mrs. Oberly and Mrs. Merrill gave shot remarks and thanked the chapters for the honors bestowed upon them. The "Roses and Buds", the name chosen by the Matrons and Patrons of District 20 present, attended from Bremen. Goshen, Lakeville, la-esburg, Mishawaka. Nappanee. New Carlisle, Os< eola, Plymouth. Elkhart South Bend. No. 2. St Joe Chapter, and Rose Croix Chapter, both of South Bend; Bristol. Warsaw, North Liberty and Walkerton Cliapters. Following the closing of Chapter, the gruup gathered in the dining room, where the tables were decorati-d with palm trees .and lotus blossoms. Each matron and patron received a gift from the two chapters. Mrs. Kuber and Mrs. Gene Spring-man of the North Liberty Chapter, dressed in Hawaiian costumes, sang two numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Flora Foreman. Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs. Oberly who has a birthday this week. , Fruit and coconut dessert, cookies and coffee, were semxi by members of both chapters. □ _ □ HOSPITAL NEWS □ o Holy Fiunily, Laporte Mrs. Herman Steel, Mrs. Edward Zywczak, Master Craig Ness. North Liberty; Glenn Tro-st. Ervine Truex, Paul Baughman, Gerald Dipert, Mrs. Norman Whitteberry, Roj- Miller. Mrs. Kenneth Knowlton, and Mrs. Buell Miller, all of Walkerton. When prosperity comes to a family, they think they must live it up and a little beyond.

SEPT. 29, 1966

7^ TteM Robert E. Urbln^ Editor PUBLISHER Independent-News Co., Inc. Walkerton, Indiana 46574 PUBLICATION TIME: Thursday Os Each Week Second Class Postage Paid At Walkerton, Indiana SUBSCIITION HATES: $3.00 Per Year -50 c Additional If Mailed Out Cf State

PLJ FacultyGuests Os Lions Club The Walkrrtun Lions Club entertalned their wives and the faculty of the Polk-Lincoln-Johnson Schoo] Corporation and the school b<»ard at their regular September m»Hiting. This annual affair is aimed at "getting to know each other" as the Lions Club realiaes the importance of the school and its teachers President Dvnsiow Doll presided over the meeting which had a large crowd at the American Legion Hall dining room. Harold Muncie was program chairman fur tiie evening. Claude Y<>rk. a former teacher, principal and superintendent in this Hchool system, was the speaker of the night. Hr gave a very informative talk concerning "Attitudes" and what can be done about them. Hr brought to light some very timely and interesting points that certainly left f<x>d for thought for all those present. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 25, at the Walkerton Community Building.

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and Is Membership Dev«k>pn»tn| month. NOTICE The 4-H Advisory Board meeting will be held on Monday, October 3, at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Welch. All advisory members pteaw attend or notify, phone 586-3512. The world allows a man to have his own way if I e is willing to pay the price. Specializing in Permanent . Waving Dede’s | Beauty Salon I Hair Shaping, Coloring & | Styling Phone 586-3644 g Operators: DEDE FEji:S & JANET BI iLER 908 Roosevelt Road 5 Walkerton, Indiana

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