The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 30, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 21 February 1974 — Page 3

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I Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert Kurzhal ■sited Mr. and Mrs. James PelLv at Ardmore on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H irvey Sheneman Cleo Sheneman called on Mr. nd Mrs. Herbert Kurzhal on Sun. ay evening. nd Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Narg n called on Mr. and Mrs. H. w. id Naiagon. Mayth wer Ro id, outh B< nd, cn Sundry afternoon. Mi-S lands Hld bi ind. of In. anap< iis ar 1 Mis. Myrtle Donalen w» re Sunday dinner guests ft Mr. and Mrs. Leland Donathen |nd Karen. While rm a tour of Hawaii, Mr. nd Mrs. Donald Noel of Goshen, •ere pleasantly surprised when lie waitress at a restaurant .here they were dining, inquired I there was anyone in the group ■om Indiana. The waitress was re former Linda Davis, daughter ' Mr. and Mrs. Keith Davis, •incipal of North Liberty High school. Mrs. Noel was the form. ]r Reva Clark, daughter of Mr. Ind Mrs Eldon Clark. North Lib. irty. A surprise birthday dinner was liven in honor of Mr John H. ahnson, of Talma and formerly ' North Liberty, to celebrate his 13th birthday. The dinner was leld at his sons house, Mr and Hrs. Lewis E. Johnson and Bar>ara, of Talma. Also present lere Mr. and Mrs. Chester John. *>n and Mr. Wayne Johnson, of Worth Liberty; Mr. and Mrs Ken. Jeth Doan, Koontz Lake; Mr and Mrs. Ed Haines and sons, Elkhart; nr and Mrs Stanley Johnson ind niece and nephew; Donna Mel. bn and daughters; Mrs. Marg fhomas, daughters and friend; Hr. and Mrs. James Wagoner |nd son; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wagoner and son, Mr. and Mrs. tobert Wagoner Jr and daughter; Hr. and Mrs Robert Wagoner, Ir. and Mrs. Gary Houser, all of locheater.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sheneman • called on Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitmer Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey and family and Sue Sheperd of . G >hen sj^nt Sunday aiternoon with Mrs. Esther Harman. M.ss Linda Hildebrand, of In. dianapolis, was i week end guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Myrtle 11 nathen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims Sr., Mi. and Mrs. Flank Sims Jr., , v: it»d Mr. and Mrs James Workman at Kempton Saturday and S inday. Mr. Workman was re. leased from the hospital last week. Rev. Stephen 0. Cole, pastor of the First Brethren Church; Rev. Th< mas Jones, pastor of the Church of Christ, North Liberty and Lynford Sanders, pastors of the Beaver Creek Wesleyan Church were among some 50 pastors and lay people attending a special seminar on church growth in South Bend at the Gospel Center Church on February 7. The w< rkshop was sponsored by the National Association of Evangel, ical - . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kurzhal spent Sunday, February’ 10. in Orlando, Fla. Rev. Phay H. Plummer, formerly of Lakeville, was observing h.s 79th birthday and delivered the sermon at Down, ey Memorial Church, which they attended. Rev. and Mrs Plummer had as their guests to church and dinner following, their daughter.-. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Maurer and Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Welsh and son Ty. Others pres, ent were Mr and Mrs Paul Mar. Hn, Orlando; Mrs. Esther Warner, Orlando; Mrs. Mildred Hard, man, Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Levey Welsh. Lakeville; Mr. and Mrs. Kurzhal and Mr. and Mrs. George Tullaa. Orlando. The Maurers are from Orando and the Welshs live in Winter Haven, Fla.

Mrs. Sterling Amm was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kaiser in Walkerton. Mrs. Grant Poynter, of Koko, mo spent Tuesday of last week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Worthington. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bickel New Carlisle, called on Mis. Get. trude Sheneman la.it 'I hursday afternoon. M.s. Eldon Clark and granddaughter. Tracy Noel. of Goshen, spent last Wednesday with Mrs. D. E. Shank in Tyner. Tracyhad spent the week with her grandparents. Mrs. Lillian Peterson and MaryAnn and Mrs. Anna Strycker called on Mrs. Inez Hai rington and Mi'S Ana SVele at the Hav. e Hub ard Home, New Carlisle, Sunday afternoon. ARI Ol DFXOI PAGE TOLD \T (LI B If any mem'er of the Walker, t n Woman’s C mmunity Club enteied the hall on Friday without knowing the defmation of decoupage she went .away assured of it- mean.ng after hearing Mrs. Russell Takes of Elkhart tell about this art. According to Mrs. Dikes decoupage means to decorate a sur. face permanently with cut outs. Simply covering a surface with a picture is not true decoupage, it is a board picture. Other specific types are iconlage and moulage. Decoupage was introduced in Italy and flourished through the isth century, then it died out. It was revived in the 20th century and is stall popular. The Italian name for decoupage Is an oddity in itself: I’arte del poverto or "poor man’s art." What little art remains from the 18th century may be found in private collections or museums. Decoupage is a decorat.v» art which lends itself to simple or intricate designs. Objects of practically every description may be decorated These may- be boxes, baskets, trays, hand bags, b<x>k ends and boards of every size and shape, etc. Large pieces of furniture such as desks, secretaries, tables, chairs, chests of drawers ami pianos may also be decorated. Prints used in decorating may te selected from note paper, wall paper, greeting cards, wrapping paper, magazines. photograhs, wedding invitations and prints

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found in any art or craft shop, just about anything you wish may be used. A person w-ho practices the art is known as a decoupeur. When a print is elected it is either cut out or applied as a complete picture on a prepare! surface. if cut ou‘. a creative design may be arr uged. After several prepar ri .ry have been completed the design is covered with delft, varnish or lacquer to create the desired result. Many coats of the material are required to obtain a soft beaut.ful finish. It is always well to consider color when a specific object is N ing made for a partial! ir room Mr~. Oakes displayed many items of true decoupage, boa: ! decoupage, iconlage and moulage, all of which she had made. Mrs. L<or. u! Beaty. pres.dent, intn duced Mrs. dikes In ad. d.ticn to decoupage Mrs. Oak-s has many other hobbies; she is presently teaching this ait at the "Y“ in Elkhart. A short business meet.ng was conducted by Mis. Beaty. Roll call for the day was "My Favorite Handicraft." The answers were a variety of just about any. thing you could name. One mem. <ter has an unusual hobby of repairing and styling her own wigs. Devotions "Freedom Speaks For Itself," were given by Mrs. Brook Bowers. Mrs. Henry Hergenroth, er contributed to the birthday bank. Mrs. William Dickson, ways and means chairman, reported all projects completed Plans are go. ing forward for the Ksth Convention. St Joseph County. IFC, to be held March 25th. at New Car. lisle. Tickets are now available and may lx> purchased from Mrs. Howard Ferguson, treasurer. Tire Sangralea School for Boys sent a letter acknowledging the club’s recent donation to one of

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its boys attending medical ..school, Gueste tables were colorful m the Valentine theme. Host esse 3 were Mr.- John Goodpasture, Mrs. George Hillis and Mrs. Claudia Page. ENGAGED M’ and Mr- Edward H Bar - kincht ard M and Mrs. Ralph J Ri iuh wish to innounce the engagement of their children and approaching marriage. Mr. and Mrs Edward H Barb, knecht, route 1. box 12^, Grover, twon. are the parents of the bride, elect. Miss Lynn C Birbknecht. 4741 Glantonberry Court. Indi, anapolis. She .< a graduate of Oregon-Davis High School; BS degree was received from Indiana State I'r.A* sity, Terte Hint-, and her MS degn e fr m Bdl State I’niver-ity. Muncie. She ia currently • n : h-y- d by the Ferry Township S< h- In i trap- .<. Hep gr andm •’: • i is Mrs. Vera N* Hans, Blyn .th. The prospective bridegroom is R. Kenneth Riisch. 2-510 Tulip Drive. Indianap- He is a grad, tide of Southpor' High School. IndianapoLs. He received hus associate degive from Indiana UPurdue U. Indianapolis and h soon to complete work on his RS degree from the same school. He Is currently employed with Jes. ferson National Life, Indianapolj. The couple are planning their wtxiding to be held on June 8 at the Southport Baptist Church, In. dianapolis. ITCHING LIKE MAD? Get this doctor's formula! Zcmo spccdih stops torment of externally caused itching...of xvema, minor sk.n irritations, nonpoisonous insect bites Desensitizes nerse endings. Kills millions of surface germs. "De-itch ’ skin witii Zcmo—Liquid or Ointment, o .

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