The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 21 March 1968 — Page 6

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— THE IM»KFENnKNT-NKWB — MAR4JH 21, IMS

NORTH IJBERTY

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ward of North Manchester were Thursday quests of the Clem Mamerows. Sat unlay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Mamerow were Mr. cuid Mrs. George Worthen of .Mgm. Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rudynski .td sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Hassell Frazier and Kathy in South Bend. Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs Charles Finch of Hanna had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. End DeCoudres on Thurso y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon, ar. and Mrs. Robert Rauen and « <mily and Mary Ellen Geyer were week end truests of the William Doan family in Lniis- ■ me. Kentucky. Mr .and Mrs. Max Steele and ♦ .mily were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele and 1 muly in Mishawaka. The ocasion was in observance of the birthdays of Bob and Carol. Sunday visitors of Mrs. Carrie Hawblit zel were Dr. and Mrs. Lester Borough and Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Gore of South Bend. Mrs. Hallett Hummer of Mishawaka. Mrs. Nellie Baughman of Lakeville, Orville Schmeltz of Wakerton. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fults of Bremen. Mrs. Richard 'tchaels. Mrs. Blanche Clark, , Mrs. Gertrude Sousley and Mrs. Anna Poynter of North Liberty.

Your comments are invited to: “in The Pastor’s Study” EVOLUTION OR THE BIBLE I

You can’t belive both! This article was written for her science class by a 14-vear-old girl in our church. 3 । HOW THINGS BEGAN

HOW THINGS BBGAN The BiMr Saya E When the earth was six days old. man was created. 2. The bodies of the first man and woman were created directly by God, without the use of any preexisting animal life. 3. The earth was created directly by God. 4. The whole solar system was created Instantly by God. 5. All non-living things were created instantly by God 6 Man was created directly from the dust erf the ground." 7. laind plants were created before marine creatures. 8 Lind plant h were created before the sun

The next Issue will carry the second half. ATTEND THE BIBLE - BELIEVING BIBLE - TEACHING. BIBLE - PREACHING CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE THIS LORD’S DAY. I

Mr. and Mrs Richard Glover and Jane of Warsaw were Sunday visitors of Mrs. D. A. Pearse. | Mrs. Mildred Tribbey and grandchildren visited Mr. and ’ Mrs William Dutcher on Monday evening. i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor were Sunday dinner guests of i Mr. and Mrs. WO. Thompson in Bluffton Indiana. 1 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Dutcher and Keith were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dutcher of Huntington and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myers of Osceola. SERVICE NOTES (D076.W VIETNAM •FHTNC. March 11 H -spitalman Russell E. Norman of Rte. 1. Walkerton. Ind., has reported for duty with the Ninth Engineer Battalion, of the First Marine Division in Viet Nam. Engineers construct and improve road networks, ammunition and fuel dumps, temporary tactical support airfields and temporary camps. They also operate and maintain water points producing thousands of gallons of potable water daily. In support of infantry units, they detect and clear mine fields, destroy caves and tunnels and other enemy fortifications.

■ I I l I 1 1 I I Walter J. Claays. BjU B.D. < Pastor, First Baptist Church । North Liberty Phorte 656-8344

Modern Science Says 1. Man evolved after the earth was millions of years old. 2. The bodies of the first man and woman were developed from pre-existing animal life. 3. The earth was hurled dff <rf the aun or it condensed from a gas and dust cloud. 4. The whole solar system developed gradually wer millions of years. 5. All non-living things were developed over long periods of time. 6 Man evolved from animals. 1 7. Marine creatures evolved | hunderd of years before I land plants. 8 I^and plants evolved long I after the sun.

□ D OBITr A R I E s □ n Jesse E. ’schnxHler J sse E. Schroeder, 80. R. R. 1. Walkerton, died .it 10 45 a.m. Monday at his home, following a six month illness. A fanner, he was born Aug, 1, 1887 near M< rley, Mich., and had lived at Walkerton since his childhood. Mr. Schroeder was married Aug. 25. 1917 at Paw Paw. Mich., to Ruby Hamilton, who survives. Also surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Edna August. Jackson. Mich.; Mrs. Evelyn Wolfe South Bend: Mrs. Ruth Thibixieaux, Walkerton: five grandchildren: one greatgrandchild: and one sister. Mrs. Emma Griffin. Mendon. Mich. Services were conducted at 2 p.m. CST, Wednesday with Rev. Charles Kramer, pastor of the Tyner Evangelical United Brethren church. officiating. Burial was in Highland Cemetery. South Bend. The Nusbaum Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. n C ARDS O F TIIA N K S □ □ I wish to thank everyone who i remembered me while I was in the hospital The cards, gifts | and visits were sincerely appre- j ciated. I also want to especially i

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thank my family, the Doctors, nurses and the entire hospital stuff for the fine attentive care they gave me. Mr. Byron E. Haag CHARITY CIRCLE MET The Charity Circle of the t’nitrd Methodist Church met in the home of Mrs. Robert Fenstermacher with 10 members and 3 guests present on March 14. Mrs. James Payton joined our Circle at this meeting. Devotions were given by Mrs. Gale Sherland. The lesson and discussion was led by Mrs. Ray Chapman on “What is our purpose in life as Christians." She closed with a prayer. The next meeting will be on April 11 at the home of Mrs. Robert Barden 9:30 a.m. FELLOWSHIP CIRCLE Mrs. Helen Mitchell was hostess at the Illinois Street Building of the Walkerton United Methodist Church. Tuesday afternoon. Manh 12, for the Fellowship Circle. President. Mrs. Albert Huhnke Jr. < pened the meeting with all present repeating the Lord's Prayer. A discussion concerning the circle making packages for boys in Viet Nam was held during the business meeting. Mrs. Huhnke presented the ‘esson taken from the Book of Luke.

FABRIC AND FASHIONS STYLE SHOW APRIL 1 Fabric and Fashions will be on parade Monday. April 1 at the John Glenn High School. Fabric is from MGM Fabric Shop at LaPorte and the Fashions are by local women sewing spring outfits for themselves and families. The style show is sponsored by the Better Homes Extension Club. Tickets are available from any club member or Mrs. Branson Hiatt ticket chairman for 75c. No charge for children . Ticket® will also be sold at the door. The program begins at 7:00 p.m. CST. There will be refreshments and door prizes. All proceeds are used for 4-H and Youth benefits. The regular meeting of Better Homes will be Monday night 7:30 pm. at the Walkerton Community Club. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Esther Singer County Extension Agent who will give a lesson on the "History of Furniture." Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Clyde Bick and Mrs. Howard ClingenpeeL Purdue University entension agronomists recommend these soybean varieties for planting in Indiana this spring: Chippewa 64, Lindarin 63. Harosoy 63. Amsoy, Wayne, Clark 63 and Kent. Hawkeye 63 and Shelby are acceptable.