The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 January 1969 — Page 3

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Sheppard — Johnson Nupltal vows ww exchanged between Miss Nvra M Sheppard and Mr. John K Johnson du~tng a I p m ceremony on Saturd ly. December 21 in the First Pre - byterian Church, Walkerton with Rev. Kenneth Bergner performing the ceremony. Parent* of the bride are Mr. and Mrs Milton W. Sheppt d. 516 S. Main Street, Culver and the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Johnson. 603 Van Buren Street. Walkerton. The bride was attired in a floor length gx>wn of white velvet with Empire waist. The I.ice trimming around the neck came to a point on the bodice and lace formed a V at the ends '4 the velvet sleeves. The detachable train of velvet was trimmed with matching lace at the top where it w us fastened to the gown Her three-tier veil of Illusion fell rom u ribbon b»-w trlmmt I with pearl icicles and lace. She carried a cascade of gardenias, red roaes and pine. Attending her sister as maid of honor was Miss Sally Sheppard, of Culver, who wore a green velvet gown made with Empire waist with white lace trim. She carried a white muff with holly and red carnations and her headpiece was a holly wreath. Bridesmaids were Miss Janice Moran, cousin of the bride, of Skokie, 111., and Miss Karen Ruhnow They wore red velvet gowns made like that of Min Sheppard and they also carded white muffs with holly and red carnations and had holly wreath headpieces. Jack Watkins, of Walkerton.

I Thank You I Another year h coming to an end and it is time f.»r m 11 everyone to pause and count their bh- sings and give thanks ® I (or all of the good th mgs in life. B) Our th inks go out to the many people who helped make & 5 the Holidays, for our guests, a memorable occasion. « *S We give special thanks to the Rainbow Girls, the Eel- ' ’ a lowahip Class of the United Methodist Church, the Tri Kappa ' 71 Snroity, the United Mibdonary Church. High School Choir, the I* Girl Scouts, Blue Birds and Cub Scouts, and to all the groups ' of Carolers, and to the many others not only of Walkerton. but also our many concerned friends of North Liberty, for J their many acts of kindness. We wish, to one and all, a very healthy happy and pros--1 perous New Year. The Staff And Management Os < The Walkerton Nursing H -me J

was best man and ushers were Jerry Johnson, of Ih.we, and Wally Johnson, of Bloomington, brothers of the bridegroom. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held at the Eagles' bdgr at Culver, after which the couple left for a short trip. After Dec. 26 they will be at home at 613’- Roosevelt Rd.. Walkerton. The bride graduated from Culver High School and her husband from Walkerton High School. Chamber Will Meet January 9 At Paddle Wheel The Walkerton Chamber < f Commerce will meet next on Thursday, January 9. at the Paddle Wheel Restaurant for their regular January meeting. It will be the first meeting for the new officers headed by Rt.y DeSimone the new’ president. Reservations for this meeting MhouH be made with the old calling committee members until the new committee is formed. Dinner as u^ual will begin at 12:00 noon. EST. Please try to attend and become an active member of an active gn>up SPECIAL NOTICE Whitmer s Greenhouse will be open only in the forenoon from ft 00 a m to 12.00 noon beginning January 6 thru January 23 inclusive. Mary Kuber will lie in charge during this time. In case of emergency call 6-56-6384.

Change In United Meihodist Church Services Set The Wilkerton I'mted Methodist Church will begin conducing both their s 3f> and 11 bo o'clock Sunday morning worship w.viim in the Mi< mg.in Street building this coming Sunday, Janu try 5, 1969. The .< tson for this move is due to the progress of their Church Building Program. The Sunday SGiml classes will Continue to meet at 9.15 m both church buildings. The former church parsonage which is located at 503 Illinois Street, md has been used as an educational annex, has to be vacate d and moved in order to clear the site for the erection of the new sanctuary. Anyone inter* ted in eith« ■ dismantling or moving thi hou -e .-houid c mtad the Chaiiman of the Building ( -mm.tie, . Mi Stanley Orcutt. The church cdfr e will < mtinue to be located in tht Illinois Street building. The tm ihz< d pl an f r this new church edifice Lr. e been highly < •■mmended by both district and c >nLren<e officials of the United Meth-dist den >mi nation. Adult Education Classes Planned At John Glenn An adult Education program for both credit and non-credit classes will be conducted by the Polk Lincoln-Johnson School Cor p oration beginning in January according to an announcement made by Superintendent of schools. Dr. Robert Hanni. Classes will commence the week of January 27 with the schedule to be published as Soon as available. Each class will be three hou’s. one night a week, for 15 weeks. They arc open to anyone in the area who wishes to register. A minimum < 12 student- will be required to operate each class. Registration may be made by phoning the Guidance Office at John Glenn High School, 536-3195 or calling at the school in person or writing. High School credit courses include High School English, High School Social Studies, Typing I and 11. Also, Music theory for credit or non-credit will be offered. A fee of $5 CM) will cover costs including book rental Several general interest courses will be provided if there is enough interest. Exact fees will be determined later, but will be minimal. They will be Developemental (Speed) Reading, an Ait Course, a class in Antiques, and Sewing. To be presented free of charge will be a course in Modern M dh for parents, a work shop sponsored by the S< h’-ol Corporation. List Winners Os Christmas Decorations The Christmas decorating contest sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with the following winners being named. The manger scene of Mr. F~ank Atkinson, Pd 3, Walkerton will receive the $lO from Stuntz Pine Forest. Other ten dollar winners are Harold Schrader. Bud Rizek. Dellace Kerr, Alex Clemons und Bill Rhodes. The five dollar winners are Robert Hile'. Everett ! NOW OPEN Janet’s Beauty Salon । 406 Illinois Street Dountown Walkerton Operators JANET Bit.LEK MARSHA DAKE Phone 386-3390

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Ream, John Zenon, Delbert Krl< k and Bill Clark The judges also had the chore to pick the best decorated bud ne window and their derision was that Harvey - Dime Stor. should be the re, ipient of th. plaque. Every year this get- to be , harder job for the judge, l( more and more people a e every mindful of the meaning o. Christmas and hwlp by putting up decorations this year and hope to see even more next year. A job well done t , all of you. □ D HOSPITAL NEW' S n D E Street Division Hospital Elm< ■ H i"- ■ M Hr- N well, Mrs. Birney Butler, all of Walkerton and Droy N«-w> -mb nf North Lib. tv Pine Dike Di* inion Hospital Cui Ho. ppru r and Mr - K« I; Hun.- -of Walk, rt n ml Mi Barbara N. w< >mer I N th 1..berty. □ Q BIRT H S Q Q Mr. and M Cha. Ie- High of Wilkerton ue the p t-n‘-daughter b >rn on December 23 in Parkview Hospital, PL mouth A s-n wa- born on !>• embe • 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Chub Baker of Walkerton in the E Street Divi-i n Ho.-pit il, Laporte.

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