The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 January 1967 — Page 3

Community Club Holds January Meeting The W.tm.»n - Communit* Club nut January 6. at the Town Club With Mr Frank Helfrich. pr» ident opening the meeting with a prayer for the New Year and World P» irr. The u ual order of business • followed. There were 12 members present. Mrs. Evelyn Lawrence favored the group with two plan > num--1 ber They were Scaf Dance and Stardus.. Devotions Were given by Mrs. M. B. Shek who took "th* unlived year' as her subject, emphasiz- ‘ ing ' live one day at a time." The meeting was cloaed with the dub collect. Afterwards a Bilent auction was held. It was very sm a ssful and entertaining. Mrs. Caroline Newell of the , ways and means committee sponsored the project. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Vivian Spencer, Mrs. Clyde Chapman. Mrs Dorothy Lam- *• phere and Mrs Elizabeth Steinke The January 20 meeting will I be a talk entitled 'New Years Meditation,” by Rev. Harold Williams. Lincoln Twp. ’ Club Meets The Lmcom Township Homemakers Extension Club, formerly Line In Township Home Demonstration Club, held their regular January meeting nt the Community Building Tue day. .January 3. with 2s numbers p r , en ( Mrs. Elmer Daube. th** n* w president w* h onud th* rm mb. r Mrs Gale Shetland r* th* history of the song of th* month Home < n the Range She also a.Companied the gr< up in in. ng Um i ng. Th • • ■ I .■ • was sung to Mrs Anna Dr ike who was 82 years Id ind the Anniversary Song to Mr Drake and Mrs. Fannie K* imev. The club collect and the pledge to the flag were repeats. Th*- audit Report was read by Mrs. Daub**. Treasurer's report Was given by Mr Mamie Mackin and secretary's report by Mrs. Dorothy Knowlton. The dub by-laws were read to the members by Mrs. Daube followed by the safety lesson given by Mrs. Ruth dark. Tlie <dub creed was read in unison by the members and the meeting turn*-d over to the refreshment committee chairman. Mrs. Hazel Collins. Mrs. Hazel Arsemau. Mrs. Bertha Ihiube and Mrs. Martha Mull. The tables were beautifully decorated in shades of lavender floral arrangements. Refreshments of sloppy Joe sandwiches, potato chips and Coffee were served. Prizes were awarded to several ladies.

□ □ DEATHS Mrs. Howard William*. Services t r Mk. Hazel B. Williams, 65. of Rt 2. Riley Rd., North Libet y. who di* d in hei home at 8 am. Tuesday, were at 3 pm . Friday in th* Te*garden Eva geh< al l m * d Brethren Church with Rev. Donald Ruhl and Rev. Rob* i t Waddell officiating. Burial was in th** West Lawn Cemetery at North Liberty. Mrs. Williams was born m Fulton County on July 21. 1901. and had been a resident of the Riley Rd. community for 40 years. She was married to Howard Williams on 5* pt. 30, 1922, at Plymouth. He survives. She was a member of th** Teegarden El’B Chur-h, the Missionary Society of the church; the North Liberty Home Economies Club and the Folk Twp. WCTC. Surviving besides her husband are a daughter, Mrs. Georg** Marzotto, of Mishawaka; four brothers, Ralph Irwin of Albuquerque, N.M., and Alfred Irwin of South Bend; two sisters. Mrs. Beulah Starner of Plymouth and Mrs. Steve Kmzie of Bourbon; four grandchii iren and a greatgrandchild. Tri Kappa Holds January Meeting With Mrs. Wray The Walkerton Epsilon Chi Chapter of Tri Kappa held their January meeting at the home of Mrs. Donald •’•’ray. N**w by-laws pr* srnud by M' Rob* 11 Gardn* r w- r* voted <n and a* < **pt* 1 by the chapter. Mr - Bryce R* hr* r. president thank'd Mrs Will.am Carter and h*-r * > mmitt • for d* i *aating th«- nm mg home for th* < 'hi i' n h h<! r. .Mi s R o y I> S-n. n* in turn told th** • hap’ -r how mu< h the patients appreciate! these decorations. Mrs. Lowell Harts* Il n-portrd the t* a towels sold by the club ar** going wa ll and that money is Mill coming in. A game night for the members is being planned by Mrs Russell Hartsough on January 26th nt the home of Mrs. Robert Urbm. Hostesses for the evening were Miss Virginia Wray and Mrs. David Mellin assisting. The February meeting wil be at the home of Mrs. Bryce Rohrer. All members are requested to bring their Copy of 'Cross Keys.* □— — □ BIRTHS □ □ Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kelley, 29401 Johns* n Rd . North liberty. a daughter. Jan. 8 in St. Joseph's Hospital. Obey the traffic taws

Walkerton OES M: and Mr* I) nald W. |f< nb**rg. r. pr* id* d hl th- Ea t at th*- regular m***ting of Wdi *. ton ('l,apt. r ~ 319 ()rd* r of the East* rn Star. Tuesday *v* rung Jan. 3. Following th- rituah-tu opening and busin* m*-*ting. several members w* r. hon* red on th*-ir 25 years of membership in th*- Order. Presented behind the altar were Mrs Robert (Betty Savage I Hague of S* nth B* nd Mrs. C R. E* k.*r; Mt Newton Williams; Mrs. William St* mwald and Harry Doll, all of Walkerton. They were given a greeting in poem by Mrs. Wolf* nberger who l*-ft the East and pr*-sent.-d each with a 25 year pin Two other persons so honored but w* r* not able to attend were Mis. Lucille 'Yard. Walkerton, and Mrs. Mane Powers, of Laporte. Proteins serving in the officers line were Mrs. Walter Jacks*.n. as secretary; Mrs. Ralph Jackson, as Adah; and Alfred Drews in the station of Warder. Ernest Sander contributed to the birthday bank and Mrs. Virginia Tuttle, a member now residing in California who sent her money in advance, was included in the birthday song sung by the membership A frozen fruit salad and wafers were served during the social h >ur from tables decorated with silver 25 year decor and

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