The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 9, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 July 1967 — Page 6

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JULY 27, 1967

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WALKERTON ' Mr, and Mrs. Jess Doan, CasBopolis, Michigan spent Sunday With Mrs, Iva Freeman. Mr. G. W. Robinson of Michigan spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Wathen and Todd. Rev. and Mrs. L. N. Campbell of Mt. Sterling, Illinois were Thursday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stahly. They also called on other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Wright of Hanna entertained a group Sunday in honor of Mr. Charles Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCoudres and Mrs. Edna DeCoudres of North Liberty, and Mrs. Hazel Ullery of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Burgoone Carnes of Rawleigh. North Carolina are here visiting her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Solmos, her mother, Mrs. Frank Lewis and Mrs. Mamie Mackin. They are enroute to Expo '67. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Taylor Bnd Vicki entertained with a dinner Sunday to celebrate the birthday of Paul Richey. Others present were, Mrs. Richey, and Gary; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gabison and family of Wanatah; Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Richey and family of Valparaiso; and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wolford and family of Westville. £lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg “ Specializing in Permanent ~ Waving Dede’s | Beauty Salon E Hair Shaping, Coloring & E Styling Phone .586-3644 Operators: DEDE FEJES JANET BIGLER VIRGIN A GILMER E E 908 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana Sniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimintt

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Mr. and Mrs. Don Reis and daughters of Detroit, Michigan are spending a two weeks vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mis. Marvin Stahly. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richey returned home last Wednesday evening after spending two weeks vacation in Daytona Beach, Florida visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Batz and family of Otterbein, Indiana were houseguests last week of Mrs. Batz's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert VanWanzeele. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeMyer and Craig were, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schober, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bates, Miss Emma King, Larry Phelps, and Cookie Carr all of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Luther of LaPorte. Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Freeman and Mary Ann were, Rev. Theodore Miller, a 1 ormer minister and school teacher in this area, now living in Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bullinger, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bullinger, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barden, Mrs. Hazel Hoover, Mrs. Iva Freeman and Lloyd Killian. Ray Norris, Johnny Ray Norris, Preston Cogswell, and Arbie Gardner joined the famous 20 Mule team (which was in Walkerton recently) at LaGrange last week and rode to Bryon, Ohio. It took them five days. Mrs. Norris, and Mr. and Mrs. James Bellings went to Bryan, over the week end and the men returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. James Farrer and son, Randy of Bremen, and Mrs. Farrer's mother, Mrs. Frank Hahn of Walkerton enjoyed a weeks trip to Las Cruces, New Mexico to visit Mrs. Hahn’s brother, Orren Beaty and wife. On the way the Farrers visited their son, Kent who is stationd at Ft. Leonard Wood in Missouri and also Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Freeland and son of New Mexico. Interesting things on the trip were a visit to a Frontier own in Missouri, a trip to Juarez, Mexico, and to Carls Bad Cavernsin the afternoon and watching the bats come from the cave in the evening to feed. We also saw a rodeo near Mt. Pleasant, Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bolze are the proud parents of a son, bora July 14. He has been named Charles James. Mrs. Robert Gardner and Mrs. Max Hobbs were counseling at the Methodist Youth Church Camp at Battleground last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Beeler and family moved to 503 Michigan Street, Walkerton over the week-end. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burch were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan, Janet, Julie and Jim and Mrs. Robert Urbin. Studio Dress Shops Annual Clearance Sale starting Friday, July 28. Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fenstermacher and family from Tuesday of last week to Sunday, were Mrs. Wenslow Balluff, Kim and Bill of Nome, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hahn and Mrs. Robert Reeder were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty in honor of Mrs. Reeder’s birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee of Brookfield, Illinois spent the week end with his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chapman and daughters were in Lebanon, Ohio over the week end visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parsons and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Gardner’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grieger in Christiana Lake, Michigan. Maxine Mullet, Connie Biggins, Kathy Cripe, Judy Martin. Linda Snyder and Sharon Klinedinst, the varsity cheerleaders for Johh Glenn High School, are attending Cheerleading Camp in Angola, Indiana this week. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty and granddaughter, Judy Roberts, of Canoga Park, Calif., spent several days last week in Ohio visiting Mrs. Beaty’s mother, Mrs. Stella Campbell. Mrs. Lawrence Freeman, of Norman, Okla., was also a guest of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fry were in Jacksonville, North Carolina all of last week visiting their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ennett, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Ennett, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ennett, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Benfield, Mrs. Florence Hill and Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Hines. Mary Helen Wray accompanied Mrs. James Leinger and daughter, Lynn, Marti Sullivan and Karen Ritchey of Gary on a 10 day, 5,000 mile tour of the Southwest visiting interesting places in Oklahoma, Texas, Mexico, Arizona and Colorado. Applications Due For Practical Nursing School Applications are now’ being accepted for enrollment in the South Bend School of Practical Nursing. Pre-entrance examinations wall be given at 1534 West Sample Street on Friday, July 28 at 8:15 a.m. Each individual must bring a recent photo. Cost of the examination is SI.OO. Anyone desiring more information may obtain it by contacting the School of Practical Nursing, 1534 West Sample Street, or calling 289-4096 between the hours of 9 to 2. Courtesty Pays On The Highways WANTED SALESMAN Who likes to meet fteople and is billing to work. Munt Im* 21 with a high school education. You will Im* calling on |M*ople in the Walkerton-North LilMTty area. lon can expect to make $7,000 to SIO,OOO yearly. You will Im* furnished a new car. insurance benefits and Immiuk. Write P.O. Box 177 J Walkerton, Indiana, telling uh alMMit youFM^f and what you ran do.

Federated Womens Clubs Meet In North Liberty The St. Joseph County Federation of Woman’s Clubs held its mid summer council meeting in the North Liberty Community Building Monday July 24th. The very efficient county president Mrs. Forrest Stuck had the meeting very well planned, we w’ere given some new and interesting points for our programs for the coming year. Indiana is one of the 18 states that is enrolled 100% in the Community Improvement Project and in the afternoon we had a workshop on this along with reports of each clubs project. The North Liberty Woman’s Club were hosts for this meeting. Since we as club members can depend on our President Mrs. Richard Hanley to do the right thing at the right time everything went very smoothly. There were 46 present.

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Study” " its I ll® ALREADY DONE Wlwlm Walter J. Claeys, 8.A., B.D. ■ Pastor, First Baptist Church " North Liberty Phone 656-8344 ■ ■ I do the best I can, g I go to church. I have been baptized. I am a good neighbor. I am a church member. R I help the poor. H I don't drink, smoke .cheat, steal, kill, rob, ■ curse, or mistreat anyone. Si I give to the church. That is a list of some of the things people tell me they are — working at in order to get to heaven. B Yet Jesus said that the necessary work is already done! He did it! When He said "It is finished" He meant that all ■ the WORK that had to be done for men to become saved was _ thereby done — on His cross. " Yes, His death on our behalf was all that was necessary. ' He has already done all the work. He took all the punish- ■ nent for all our sins as He hung on the cross in our place. p So today it is not a matter of our doing good works. It is ■ a matter of our believeing that His Work on the cross was g good enough to save us and of our personally receiving Him, trusting what He has done to save us — eternally. ■ Then after we have trusted Him. He has promist'd that He * will change our lives. We will then want to do the things in ■ the above list —- as a result of our already being saved, not H as the work to become saved. ATTEND THE BIBLE - BELIEVING, BIBLE - TEACHING, BIBLE - PREACHING CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE * THIS LORDS DAY. ■

Rl TH CIRC LE ENJOYS PICNIC AT KOONTZ LAFE The Ruth Circle of the Walkerton United Methodist Church enjoyed a picnic and meeting on the lawn of the George Warner Koontz Lake home, Tuesday evening, July 18. Miss Judy Roberts, of Conoga Park, Calif., was a guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Leonard Beaty. During the business meeting the program for the coming year was reviewed and projects for the Circle was discussed. The lesson "What it Feels like to be a Negro in White America" w’as presented by Mrs. Beaty, assisted by; Mrs. Richard Anderson Jr., Mrs. Clyde Cudney, Mrs. Fritz Skinner, Mrs. Esther Kauffman and Mrs. Edgar Cole. Mrs. Eula Northam read an appropriate poem "Love" for the devotions. The things you accomplished yesterday do much to shape your todays and tomorrows.