The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 52, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 May 1967 — Page 17

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Enjoy a meal with your family in our new large modern FAMILY ROOM? Lanes Case Bowling Alley, North Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stoneburner of River Park were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Dutcher. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Snyder were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Courthouse and Mrs. Raymond Widlson of South Bend. Mi. and Mrs. Kenneth Doan and granddaughter Lisa visited .John H. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. I>wis Johnson at Rochester on Sunday. Mrs. Asa Mangus, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sorgenfrei and children of South Bend visited Saturday evening with Mrs. Harman and Laura Ruff. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whitleather and Guida Kay were visiters Sunday. The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist Church had their annual pledge service and luncheon at the church on Tuesday. Hostesses were Mrs. Lloyd Miller as chairman. Mrs. Floyd Humes. Mrs. Alfred Smith. Mrs. Thomas Frost and Miss Janet Stombaugh. Mrs. Clem De Coudres was the organist. = Specialism? m Permanent f Waving g j Dede’s Beauty Salon * Hair Shaping, Coloring & 1 Stvling | Phone 586-3644 Operators: DEDE FEJES & JANET BIGLER 908 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana I

The Pastor’s HHHMHH ■ I 1 I : MEMORY s® ; «■ ■ " IN HELL Walfel j. cWys, b.A, B.D. | ■ fa J Pastur, First Baptist Church S 3 North Liberty Phone 656-8344 । A person's memory in h<ll must be a terrible thing. In that little-believed place, but-much-spoken-of by God, remembering । ■ the niceties of life fade and bold in the memory will stand j other things. ■ "Why, Oh Why, did I not receive the Son of God,fahn wanted w to relieve me of nil this torment' - ' the memory will repeat and * repeat. "Why did I not become born-again into Gigi's family * when I had the opportunity!" * In Hell one remembers the evangelist rho shouted to flee fa from the verath to come, the preacher who insisted that the Book was true when it spoke of Hell, the pastor who ^l»*d with B " folks to come to the Savior, he saved friend who neArly begged fa • others tn come to his Bible-prvachmg chuix h Lu hear God s g || way of salvation. ■ Think nf this: In Hi ll one remembers the m<4 mbit preacher • who smiled at the Bible teaching about Hell and said that if F * there is any Hell it is just m the minds of people or it is the g ■ unfavorable conditions of life. ■_ • When it is too late to come to Christ to be saved they re- n H member those preached words of the loving. Beloved Savior. |. "Come, Unto Me.” ■ ATTEND THE BIBLE - BELIEVING. BIBLE - TEACHING. . BIBLE - BREACHING CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE THIS ■ " LORD’S DAY. B r «l , IPML ■ ■ B « ■ BOS di BBB^LBBI?

Mr. and Mrs.^Ffjink Simes and Kay and Elwood, Renz were week end guests of M^i and Mrs. James Workman and family in Sharpsville. Mr. and Mrs<Max Steele and family were Sunday evening guests of Mr. aid Mrs. Robert Steele in MishaWaka. The occasion was in hom»f <>f the birthdays of Rich and Karen Steele. Sunday guests in the Clem Mamerow home were Mr. and Mis. Ralph Ward of North Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. Larenzo Himes and family of Osceola, Mr. and Mrs. John Oberly of Wyatt and Chuck Oberly of Bloomington. Twenty members of the Friendship Class of the Methodist Church went to Michigan City, Monday to help Rev. Patterson celebrate his .birthday. Rev. Patterson is the former pastor. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Fred Cullar, Mrs. Warren Houser and Mrs. Adolf Grof. Mr. and Mrs. John Harbaugh have returned to their homo after a two weeks visit to the British Isles. They visited Mi. and Mrs. James Steeth in Scotland for one week. The Harbaughs traveled by plane and car and toured through Ireland. Scotland and England. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Naragon of Walkert< n were Sunday dinner gu« sts of Mr. anti Mrs. John B r, n and family. The Naiagons and Berons tailed on Mr. and Mrs. Willard Naragon at Walkerton in the afternoon. Mi. anti Mrs. Ronald Nickerson were also guests in the Willard Naragon home. After the annual meeting of the Koontz Lake Association, Inc., the directors selected the following officers for the year 1967-68: president, Alvin C. Bois* •. vicepresident, Frinß C. Kramer; sec y-treas., Allen Q. Seaholm.

few sewv, ^e <^5272. ' ~ v Pvt. Kent A. Schweder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schweder, 904 Virginia Street, Walkerton is is stationed at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. His address is; RA54813820, School Brigade. Co. K. U.S.A.S.C.S., Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, 07703. Kent is taking training in radio and microwave repair. Dennis L. Smith, whose mother, Mrs. Katheryn Karbowski, lives at 1018 S. 31st, South Bend, Ind., has been promoted to airman first class in the U.S. Air Farce. Airman Smith is an air poli< •- man at Loring AFB. Maine. He is a member of the Strategic Air Command which maintains America's constantly alert force of intercontinental missiles and jet bombers. The airman is a graduate of North Liberty (Ind. i High School. His wite, Deborah, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knecht of North Liberty. The airman's fathi r. Vernon. Smith, resides in North Liberty. Rev. and Mrs. Dean Krieg and Rev. and Mrs. Earl Surface attended the Pastors and Wives Retreat at Winona Lake last Friday and Saturday. (HOMD PARRIS ISLAND. S.C. (FHTNC) April 26 — Marine Lance Corporal Jackson L. Watkins son of Mr. and Mrs - . Claude E. Watkins Sr. of 804 Ohio St., Walkerton. Ind., has completed the Ground Radio Repair Course at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, Calf. The course provided him with 11 weeks of technical instruction in the operation maintenance and repair of radio communication equipment in use by ground units of the Fleet Marine Force. FT. JACKSON. SC. (AHTNCIArmy Private Samuel J. Cecile, 19. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Cecile, Route 3. Walkerton, Ind., completed a light vehicle driver course at Ft. Jackson. S.C., May 5. During the course, he was trained in the operation and maintenance of military vehicles up to and including the two and one-half ton truck. Instruction was also given in the operation of the internal combustion engine and chassis assembly. QUI NHON. VIETNAM (AHTNCi—Army Staff Sergeant Dennis E. Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus M Morris. Route 1. Walkerton, Ind., was assignated to the 45th Engineer Group in Vietnam, April 29. A mess steward assignated to Company B in the group's ss9lh Engineer Battalion near Qui Nhun. Sgt. Morris entered the Army in August 1962 and was previously stationed at Ft. Hood. Tex. His wife. Beryl, lives at 417 N. Mam St.. North Liberty. Ind. CAM RANH BAY VIETNAM i AHTNCi — Arm; Private Gary C. Morrison, son of Mr and Mi . D. J. Morrison, 1000 Ohio Street Walkerton, Ind., was assigned to the 577th Engineer Battalion near Cam Ranh Bay. Vietnam, Max 6. Pvt. Morrison, a heavy - equipment engineer in the battalion,

MAY 25, 1967

ynt< red the. Ann;, in December 1966 and was la.-t static ned at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Girl Scouts Have Fly-Up Ceremony The four Troops of Girl Smuts of Walkerton met at th. Youth Building,. Tuesday May 16 for a Fly-l p Ceremony. This ceremony is the advancing < f girls from one age group and troop to another also called Bridging Event. Mrs. Norris Bussie was mistress of ceremonies and advanced the following: seven girls received their Brownie pins; two girls advanced to the Junior Troop; three to the Cadette Troop and six to the Senior Troop. Miss Barbara Wilson a senior this year in the John Glenn High School was advanced to an Adult

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ynoiittiwuwniiu H muini t ^ffli<n<vvM,M^^ nriflTl— iniiht 2 g I | PENTECOSTAL | I Revival I x 5 j May 23 • June 11 Every Night I । At 7:30 p.m. Except Monday | PENTECOSTAL SINGING PENTECOSTAL PREACHING | | PENTECOSTAL POWER Salvation for the Lord-Healing for the Bodv I EVANGELIST AND MBS. I i JERRY VAN LUE I Monroe City, Indiana g “We believe and preach and have received the same Holy f S Ghost experienc that Mime of the students at Notre Daine have f | received, as found in Arts 2:1-4; Act* 8:12-17; Acts 10:44-48 S 2 and Acts 19:1-6.” 3 "Have lie Receeived the Holv Ghost Since Ye Believed f” § f Acts 19:2. I United Pentecostal Church [ Washington at Center *§ on Highway 4 North Liberty. Indiana Pastor C. 0. Billheimer Urges Everyone To Attend 8 f uiuiauiHiiiuiinunuumiwuiuiimamiimuiiauubiiim jnauiui ioiui.u;. laiiiumiiaii.uinimnimmmnc^

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Girl Smut. Miss Wilson L the first Scout to have reached this goal »n<e the recognition of Git 1 Scouting here several yea’•J&igo. Troop 97 opened the mating with the Flag Cerem* ny. Other leaders assisting Mrs. Bu sin were; Mrs. Ronald Steink* Mis. Jack Prentis. Mis. William Flaugher and Mrs. Ralph Wils< n. WLS HOUSE HOP DANCE The Saint J. /“ph County Young Adult Club are sponsi ting a Hop dance. Saurday, May 28 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the North Liberty American Legion Post 365. Admission is SI.OO per person and $1.50 per couple. Music will be furnished by the Roadrunners and the dance is open to the public. All proceeds will go to Muscular Dystrophy. Our Classifieds - Only 75c.

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