The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 44, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 March 1967 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 30. 1967

CHURCH J HEWS

The Kountr Ijike Mis*, on (American Baptist Association > Rev. R. Walter C: dt. Pastor Phone — Walk.rt hi. 586-2257 Herman C Johnso: S ipt Sunday School, . * a m Morning Service 11 00 a m Evangelistic Serv. r, 7 00 pm. Thursday — Prayer Meeting, 7 0<» pm You need the Church, Ths Church needs you Services are held in ths Kxintx I^ake Gwnmumty (Jhurch. At the corner of Tippecanos Drive & Ostego I^ane. The First rn*si»yu rian Church Rev. David D. Owen, Pastor Eldor Helen LaFeber, Supt. You are welcome to our worship mrvice. Thursday 7:00 pm Mid-Week Service of Prayer and Bible study Friday 7:30 p.m Couples Club at Community Building Sunday April 2, Holy Communion. Sunday '’thoo! 9:30 am. Morning Worship 10:35 a.m. Our ushers an* Messers Carl Asper, James Keeling, Myron Mullet and David Whaley. On Apnl 7, at 8:00 p m. in the auditorium of the John Glenn High School, Rev John A. O’Brien at the University at Notre Dame will talk on "Steps Toward Christian Unity." You are. cordially invited to nane and hear this noted speaker. Christians should constantly ‘ grow in grace;" not to do so is a "disgrace.” North Liberty Methodist <hureh Thomas M. Frost, Pastor John Harbaugh. Supt. Morning Worship 9 30 a.m. Church School 1’ 15 am. Jr. and Sr. MYF 6:30 pm. Choir practice 7 30 p.m. Study group# will meet *vary Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. and 7:39 p.m. They will be entitb-d "Affluancs and Poverty - the Christian DCI- - North Libert' '.hur-h of orethraa A. P Wengn. Pastor Share in Prayer Hour 9 25 a m. Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Church School 10 30 a.m. CBYF 6 30 Everyone invited to all the#* services. United Fracecsst al Church Washing!'in and Center St. North Liber: y, Ind. Pastor, Kev. C. Q Biltheimar Sunday Schod 9>is a m. Morning Worship 11:00 a m. Evanglistic Serve * 7 30 pm Bible Study Tues lay T:3O p.m. Vaung People’s Service Tliuraday. 7:30 pJOI. The public is invi *d to att*«d these services. Any ne need ag transportation for yourself >w family, pl *ase call >56-8524 ind it will be -upplu-d The end at your earrh is* • friendly church. Glad TPEags AwtiiNy sf B»v h L Widest rom Flail Late Ernie Young, Supt. Sunday School, 9 30 n m. Special Music and singing. Morning Worship 1G 80 a.m. Christ Amhnwmdur of Yauth at G p.m. Bvevrlng Evangelistic Servian 7:00 pm. Coma mid meet our n-w Faster. PAgrtm HatanMc UhrsA Rey. wnrnm Htahib, Palter Jeaaa WUkr. Supt, Sunday Bobooi 9*86 am. Morntag Wurshtp 10 :15 a m Youth Services 6 45 pm. Evmtng Worship 7 80 p m. Prayer Meeting and BfMs study Wednesday, 7 30 pm. Evarv<me welcome to them services. Flrwl baptist Church <lark and Maine Streets Benny MMor. Pastor Sundav Srh<«4 9 30 a m Mom’ng Worship 10 SO a m Ei^aing Aervtoe 7.00 p m.

Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wedn -day 7 pm. Oak nroie lull Gospel Church Road 8, ft miles east Knox, or 1 mile eas’ of Road 23 Jet. R Pasto- A. J. Compton Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 turn. Evening Vorship 7:80 p.m. Prayer i offered even’ service for the sick You wil’ find a friendly welcome at tian church. Fine Crack Church of Brethren Rev. John A. McCormick, Pastor Sunday Schoo! 9 30 a.m. Morning Worship 10.30 a.m. First Baptist Church North Liberty The n«*w congregation meeting In its mend new building, 407 W. Him one Mock south of Highway 4. Walt r .J. Claeya, Psstor Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10 30 a m. Hearing Sendee 7 30 p.m. 1 :J0 p.m. Community Observance <>f Ow>d Friday Presbytet - ian (’ eh. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Feci#’>macher. Speaker# Reaver (reek WesleyaM Methodise Dean Krieg, Pastor Bob Clingenpeet, Supt Sun lay School 9:30 a.m. M iming Service 10:30 a.m. WT Service 6:45 p.m. Evangelistic Sennce 7:30 p.m. P ater meeting Wednesday, at 7.80. ’ K. Im United MiMimmry Church Rev. Paul W. Liueka, Paator Mra. R. S. Varga, Supt, Sunday School 9.30 a,m. Children’s church 10:15 a.m Morning Worahip 10:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Indies prayer group. Tues. 9 30 Midweek Bible study, Wed. 7 i.'O Youth Fellowship. Tues. <i Thurs. 6:00 Coming, April 9 thru 16. special services with Rev. Vern Granger, evangelist. Special musical talent win be hoard. A friendly welcome awaits you at all sendees. The United Methodist diurch Harold E. Williams. Minister Sunday School SuperintendMtM, Tom Frame and Dan Aw.ald Head Ushers Bruce Fitagerald, David Lawrence Organut*; Mrs Ruth McKessoa, Mrs. Grace Atwood, Mra. Bartha Urbln ■UNDAY — 8 30 a m First Worship Senice in the Michigan St. Building. 945 a.m. Sunday School in both buildings 11:00 am. Second Morning worship service in the Ulinofß St. Building. MONDAY - 4:00 p.m. Junior Choir practice Michigan Street Building. TUESDAY—- — a.m. Kolnonia meeting In the Michigan Street Building. WEDNESDAY — 7:00 p.m Chancel Ch-ir practice. 8:00 pm WSCS General meeting THURSDAY' 7:00 p.m. Agape Prayer Group. nUni’is Stre-'t Building. Marta Uhorty Chnatixn Church Jefferson ano Harrison Dr. S. Robert Johnston, Minister •10 Reddick St., Mishawaka Phone 259-6023 •UNDAY SERVICES — 9:80 HdWc School. Claaaea for all ages uador qualified teachers, Dean Morris, Supt. 10:80 a.m. .Morning Worship aad Communion. Sermon Topic: ’The Prudent Prodicai" 1.30 pjn Elder's meeting 2 00 p.m B<iard meeting 7:00 p.m Evening Evangelistic Service. Sorm »n On Taking Off Your Shoes" MONDAY 10 00 am AI. a I’hrtatinn (Church Minbtoi * nut ting, South Bend YMCA WEDNESDAY 700 pm Mid-Week Bible Study. "Studies in Romans 7:00 p.m <lirndinn Youth Group Meetings F>r all south pnu.ary Uu-uugh high KbuoL

R 00 p m Adult Choir Practice under the leadership of Mrs. Geo. Henry, director. THURSDAY 7 00 pm. Visit.iti>n Evangelism. SATURDA f 8.30 a.m. Revival Fires, TH* cast over Channel 28 The public is cordially invited to attend any or all of the services <>f North Liberty Christian Church “Where no one is ewi a Stranger." Flrat Bn thn a Chnn h Duiwood Clark, S. S. Supt Katherine Whitmer, Junior Ch irch Director 9 30 Jr. Church and Morning Worship. Rev K» nt Bennett of Plymouth will bring the message. 10:30 a ni. Sunday School. 6:30 Youth ni'-etinga Adult Bibb* Class 7:30 Evening Worship Rev. Bonnett will continue ti e tudy of Gensis. W.M S. will meet at the home of Mrs. John Oberly. Fiidnj. March 31 at 7:30. April 29, Saturday, Samaritan Class Rummage Sale at the C* mmunity building. Revival meetings April 2 through 9 with Rev Holsinger evangelist. 7:30 Wednesday Bible Study and prayer meeting. Entertains Fellowship Circle Mrs. Clyde Bick entertained the members of the Felb wship Circle of the United Methodist Church in her horn*' <>n M irch 11. Eleven members and Mrs. Itobert Hostetler, who became s member, were pre* nt. Mrs Br<>>k Bow<*rs, chairman, opened the meeting with the reading of the Purpose of tho Circles. Officers wore elected as follows: Mrs Brook Bowers, Chairman; Mrs. Helen Mitchell, ViceChairman: Mrs. Robert Hostetler. Sec.-Trons.; Mra. John McCombs, Spiritual Life: Mrs. Willard Naragon, Local Church Activities and Mra Clyde Wnlr, Membership The Sub-IMstrict meeting of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service in LaPorte on April 3 was announ'^d The lessor , “In Dialogue with women of Southeast Asia," by Helen DK>mis; was led by Mrs. Willard Naragon assisted by several of the members. The purpose to discover some of the dilemas of a diverse society, and to understand how ionic of the dilemmas of women in other countries are similar to our own. Mrs Clyde Walz presented the devotions using St. John 1:4, 11, as a theme. The meeting was closed by Mrs Walz with prayer. ENTERTAIN CIRCLE OF METHODIST CHURCH Mrs. Fred Daniels entertained members of the Ruth Circle of the Walkerton United Methodist Church in her home, Tuesday evening, March 21. Mrs. Fritz Skinner gave a most enjoyable lesion on "Moments of Joy". She related much of the joy and happiness derive from the little, common and unexpected things in life. Mrs. Leanord Beaty gave tha devotions. Mra. Richard Roberts of Canoga Park, California was a guest. The Easter m His was carried out in the refreshment table and refreshments. Walkerton Eeiemen. School Menu Monday Hamburger sandwiches, aweet potatoes, buttered corn, gingerbread and milk. Tuesday— Fried chicken, mash -d potatoes and gravy, carrot and celery sticks, tea rolls, pears and milk. Wednesday — Hot dog sartdwiches, saucr kraut, apple pie and milk Thursday - Beef stew, toswd salad bread and butte: raisins, apph sauce and milk. Friday Macaron an ! chir r, butleod p.«a peanut butter and J< IB -ai twichus, p.n apple and milk. Gali in your kcals.

Walkerton OES Serving in the East for then last meeting of the year, Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron of Walkerton Chapter ^319 Order of the Eastern Star, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolenberger. Tuesday evening. March 21. expressed words <>f appreciation for having been given the privelege of serving their chapter. Mrs. Wolfenberger gave a brief summery of the activities of the chapter and special events and visits they made throughout District «20. She reported seven new members were initiated into the local chapter in their year. Announcement was made of a meeting of the Organization made up of all Chapters in District #2O, to bo held in Nappanee on April .8 at 7 p.ru. Election of officers will be held during the business meeting. Proteins tn officers stations Tuesday evening were Mr and Mrs Edward Petersen, and Mrs. Ralph Jackson. Mrs. McCombs contributed to the birthday bank. Before the dosing march, the i etiring Matron and Patron were honored with a clever original skit written by Associaie Matron. Mrs. James Verkier. The Star Point officers spoke verses and presented Mr. and Mrs Wolfenberger with gifts of fun and love. Mr. Wolfenberger was given a floor length silk tie by Mrs. Vcrklor aa she related the happy association she and Mr. Vcrkler had enjoyed the past year as co-officcrs. Mrs. John McCombs singing a parody to "I was aecmg Nellie Home” brought many laughs end applause. Two long tables in the dining room had streamers of green and g Id down center. On each table was a gold mail box mounted on a styrofoam base, one with the name D<p and the other Bette printed on them. A letter was protruding from the slots, enclosed was a message of ‘ Thanks" from the chapter Mr Wolfenberger, being a k»ca] Postal Mail carrier, had on the base of his mall box a miniature baseball and bat reminding him of younger daj’s when baseball was his hobby. Delecious refreshments were served by. Mra. Ralph Jackson, Mrs. Garry Clark and Mrs. Robert Mornson. ANNOI NCLNG MY RETURN I wish to announce my return to my home after a long absence. I'm not telling where I’ve been nor the adventures I’ve had, but I do need a bath. Thanks to everyone who tried to find me and especially to that white Um cat with the gold collar and bell who kept my family and other people hopping. I hope you find your home soon, "Tom". Rohrer’s White Cat DOES YOUR CHILD NEED HELP Doos your child need help in reading? I can tutor a few more pupils in reading and spellin the evening. All grade levels. Phone 656-8734. after 5 o'clock if no answer try 656-8748. Mrs. Mable Golden. 3tm3op

Fishing Camp In Meeting Place In Florid The Jennings Fishing Cam; Lake I*ierce, Like Wales. F is really crowded with Walk- ' residents who escape the and cold. Word comes t * folk who stay back here and ' ceive cards of "Fish cati Bragging," that this camp really been accepted by s> vacation folks who have stop by this year. Among visitors to the camj visit the Art Wilkersons, < Ferverdas. Gus Verkiers. L Kemps have been Dr. and V. B. Wolfe of Seebring. Flor: former Walkerton residents; .’ and Mrs. Marvin Stahly, win’ mg at Like Placid; Mr. and 5 Robert Johnson, Mrs. E^ Gumbert and Mr. and Mrs. < Nelson of Grovertown; Mr Mrs. James Murrey. Ko<>ntz I. and M.rs. Marie Stahly, Wall ton who is touring the stat. Florida. All will soon be head back home in a few weeks Auxiliary News The April meeting of American Legion Auxiliary ming will be held at the 1 Home. Thursday evening. A; 6. at 8 p.m. Mrs. Roy Calhoun, of M i Ceramic Shop. Koontz Like, demonstrate the art of Cerar during the social hour. Mem! are &>ked to bring to the i ing a paring knife and a n*!! pin, also a bowl with which create a candy dish or ash t: A fee of 25c will be assessed those interested in learning ' art. During the business meet nomination of officers will held, according to the presid Mrs. Larry Groves. DIXIE WALKERS SQUARE DANCE ( L! Saturday night was our r ular dance night along wit! birthday party for our cal Bill Troxell. The club prewn him with a n< w square da: shirt and a birthday cake Ot refreshments wen* furnished Bill and Marilyn HosteU. Arthur and Mary Harnngt Neil and Edna Downey, and J and Ann Daley. A n»-w set of By-laws « written up and voted on at t dance. The new classes are coni along real well with seventcouples taking the lessons. Our next dance will be held Friday night Apnl 7, and will potluck. POOL TOURNAMENT A pool tournament at Walkerton Recreation Or. for boys age 9-14 will be li Sunday, April 2 at 400 r You must be signed and a ‘ entry fee must Lt paid by Frid March 31. There will be a Slot car i Wednesday, Apnl 5 at 7:00 p 50c entry fee. Men are rewarded f<w ! they live not how long.