The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 48, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 April 1967 — Page 6

THE INDEPENDENTNEWS — APRIL 27, 1967

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“Fun ’N Sun” Style Show Is Planned Fun n Sun ' a TI- -Irv. |. .n---'onsi b\ Tii Kappa > loritx >f \V« k< 'bn ai. 1 pr • i,,- 1 bx 'la Yunpus Shop <»f Lal i'< will H ' •‘ld at 730 on Maj 11 at tin E’enientary School ‘n Walkvi tor 'Hlis n in annual ix nt with promai.s gi 111” I■ J Si hl 111 *hip A ward*. r hi* vommittes for this benefit as t< Huw* gem ml chairman irr Robert Hih i. program, Mrs Kus <ll Harts u h and Mrs Btanh" On utt. table prizes., Mrs .-ten id Ma.stcrman and Mrs. John .J<Gox«rn: raffle tickets, Mrs Wayne Burch an 1 Mrs t*Ohall Wmy; favor' f<>r tables, Mr> Errol Van Buskirk, Mrs. anr a: K< p- ha un iMr Ki ninth Klhieiimst, decorations, Mrs Kobei t BuUss. M's. Arthur Sdhmrltz. Mrs Gc« rge Robinson. Ml Mrs. Janies Cap-k; i freshtuerts. Mm Lloyd Thoma- Mrs. Txob< i ‘ Miner Mi s Liwil. Hart-,-dl and Mrs R, in r* I’rbin: iubiiiaty. Mr.- Ru lr rd HcrshMiTpi mJ M s. Ernest Brovoid. bi - t up Mi- Denslow Doll. Lirs David Me hn, Mrs. L land Welch. ti< k» ts, Mrs. Robert Laidnei . door prizes. Mrs Will- . n Cotcr and Mrs. Mahlon

1 SI M I THINK ABOUT IT! I I I —= S 3 Ml i 9 - - I by KAY A. NUSBAUM 1 * This is a wonderful world -f r some peopl-*. But precious g 5 f.w can realistically say. -Count your blessings." ’ We in this land represent onh. a tiny fraction of the world's a 5 piPiiUmn. More than THREE BILLION p< .pie inhabit our id world. Even if we pinpoint .n example of unimagim abb- m * poverty in our midst, the poverty would appear trixi.d when 3 3 startling statistics of poverty m olh. r parts • ' he world. The g i statistics show poverty in the worst si n-' - curse innocent J re. pie and knib th<m whee it hurts th most -in the W t stoimuh. Os th- more than three billi-n pc< p• on earth, four ?• out <-f five art knoxxn to be underfed. Exn more di turbing, g >- two out of three haxe NEVEI had moi. h t< eat. These two g £ out of three have constant hunger. Ev-i y day of every w cn, s ~ they scrounge lor food and n vr, never find enough [d r With this situation, who c: n say God helps him who hdps id ... himself? T1 ese p“r pl- dent know HOW to help themselves g f. aid d nt have 'h< means to do so even if they did know how. g Tbi> is the bh est and most urgent problem facing the world & Vxiay; to give these people t e right sort of help for them to $ • have a chance to help themselves. j ! RAY A. NISBAUM, NT SBACM IT NEKAL HOME, Roosevelt Road and Ohio st., Walkerton, Indiana, Phone SXG-3444.

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Jacob: program Mrs. Roy IRSinv ne and Mrs John Powell T” R.t* can be obtained from anv memb r of the soroiity I > natn fl 00. PT A Group Sees Schrol Fashion Show Th. ITA im ■ ting w? - < pern i bx tie pl Ige « ' the flag by pre - Kl.nl Mr.- John Powell. Devotions -re given by Mrs Russell H irt -.igh Th New offu ,-rs f, h , ruing y< ar were installi 1 bx 1»r Max Hobbs. They are as f> Hows; Mrs. Eatl Strang, Ri. d nt; Mrs Ralph Jackson, Vii ■-Prc-ident; Mrs Jack Tiede, S. cn ’ try and Mr. Paul Mcßride, Treas •Th-- Lively Lih k of Fa hi< ns," xxa; pres ntid by the Home Ec. department of the John Gbrn high ‘ hi, J Freshman. Sophmore and Jum r cH*s-*. Several Seni< '■ girls added t< the "Lively Lrik 1a modeling garments whic i th< y c anpl'-ted i hi me pro; <i ; .Miss Jani t Winningham was the director. T‘ c style show was narrated by Kay Schaeffer and Irene An<lersi n. A the intermission the Glenn Tor - directed by Mrs. Eleanor R. bm n entertained the aud-

ience. Refreshment., were served by the Junior and Senior lloni'Room Mothers. Arts & (rafts Entries Still Accepted Adults who have not tinned in th.-ir entry I Links to one of the participating schools may do so by contacting Mrs. Jack Tiede by Saturday, /vprl! ?9th. We urge parents to help children attractively display their xvork, (framing with wood, construction paper, etc.). Adults in the community who would like to exhibit their work but not be judged are invited to do so. Entries arc to be brought to the Walkerton Elementary School gym Saturday morning. May 6th. from 9:00 pm. to 11:30 pm At that time you will be asked to fill out a form to properly label your work and to put it where the signs designate. Entries will be judged and labeled for ribbons and prizes. When you return for the display on Sunday afternoon. May 7th between 2:00 p.m. and 4 00 p.m., you may sec all of the art work, and the winning contestants may receive their prizes at the Judges tables. Entries should be claimed immediately after tlie showing is over at 4 00 p. m. First prize entries will be askisl permission to leave their work with th-' art committee to be put on display In the various schools for a period of one week following the close of the contest. The art committee will not be responsible for any other work li ft unclaimed at the gym after the public showing is over at 4 00 p.m.

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Community Club Enjoys Special Program The Women’s C' nimunnx club met Friday, April 20 .it the Town Club with a large group of members and guests present. The meeting was opened with prayer by the pre ident, Mrs. Frank Helfrick. America the Beautiful was sung aceompanic I at the piano by Mrs. J.F. Spencci Devotions were given by Mrs. Grace Atwoixl. A business meeting f<>ll'>we! and two names wen prvsente 1 f< r membership. It was decid»* , l to contribute a sum of money toward the Senior Prom entertainment. The high light of the day was a talk and slides of South America. This was given by Mrs. Ellen Brede who n-cen’ly returned from a tour of South America. The picturas wen beautiful and the talk informative and was enjoyed by all. Desert was served at one o’clock. The tables were attractively decorated xvith spring flowers and figurines. Hostesses were, Mrs. R.N. D-Feber, Mrs. George Fcrverda and Mrs. Fern Wilkerson. The club will attend the fellowship tea at the Tet garden church on May Sth. NOT 1 C E A special meeting of the AfterProm committee will be hell or Monday, May Ist. at the I’addb Wheel Restaurant. Evervon xvelcome. Decorating will br dr nt 6:30 p.m. on Thursday evenin at the Walkerton Grado School for the after-prom, and also on Friday evening. Your help is needed.

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