The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 March 1975 — Page 8

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Mrs. Snofa Higg.ns, of Walk, trton, announces the engagement of her daughter, Debbie Lane, to Mr. Dusty Lee Fry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Erv, Wnlkerton. Debbie is attending John Glenn High School, Walkerton, and is employed at the Al-N-Dor Rest, aurant, Walkerton. Mr. Fry is a graduate of John Glenn High School and is cm. ployed at Dave A- Ray's Super, market. Walkerb n. A June 1977 wedding date is set. ENGAGED Announc.r.g the engagement of their daughter. Manda Sue Albert, to Scott Martin Kirg. are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Albert, cf 112 South Mapie Street. North Lib. erty. Mr. King 1° th? of Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, route 5, box 405. Walkerton. Mr. King is a 1973 graduate of J hn Glenn high school and he aEo attended Earlham College a”d is currently em. ployed by the Indiana State Highway Commi«s.on. The bride-eh ct will graduate in June from North Liberty high

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school. An October wedding is being planned. ENGAGED Announcing the engagement of their daughter, Wanda Marie, to Randy Roberts, are Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wringer, route 1, Walk-

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erton. Mr. Roberts is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles F. Ro’crts, ''Ob Roosevelt Road, Walkerton. M.ss Wringer is a graduate of John Glenn High School and is ath nding Anderson College. Mr. Roberts is a graduate cf Indi ma University. Bloomington. An August 9 wedding date has been set. Celebrates Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Petill, 66401 Mulbeiiy Road, Lakeville, who were married on March 10, 1950, in South Bend, were the honored guests on Sunday, March 9 at an open house honoring them on their anniversady in the h me of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kn<»wl. ton, 29400 Rankert Road, Noi th Liberty. The open house was hasted by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Schlarb, North Liberty. The Petiils received a lovely commemorative plate of the occasion as well as many well wish* es and other rememberances. • Re. freshments of cake, coffee and punch were served. Guests were their son, Ted, and Matthew Petill; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Risinger and family, all of Lakeville; Mr. and Mrs. I^arry Schafer and family, Mr and Mrs. Don Termont and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cripe and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yoder and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauck, all of South Bend; Dan, David and Kathy Schlarb and Philip, Todd, Damon and Jacolyn Knowlton, of North Liberty. Celebrates Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teter, 2710 Milburn Blvd., Mi< hawaka, Were very pleasantly surprised on Sunday, March 9, when they ar. lived at Cira's Restaurant in South Bend to find their son, Kenneth, and family, Ronald and his wife Sheri; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stoneburner and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman wa.ting to en. joy dinner with them and help them celdrate their 35th wed. ding anniversary. Open house was held for them at the home of their son, Ken-

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neth, in Mishawaka, which was another gerat surprise when they arrived to find the house full of relative* and friends. About 65 attended conung from South Bend, Mishawaka, Plymouth, Walkerton. North Liberty and Villa Park, Illinois. A beautiful cake, coffee, punch, nuts and mints were served to ail the guests present after which Sii'.e and Don Teter opened all their lovely gifts. The Teters were the first coupie in Marshall County 35 years ago to have to have a b.ood test before they could get their mar* r.agt license. All wished the cou. pie many more happy anmver. sanes. SPRING FASHIONS PREVIEWED FOR CLI B Signs of .spring were evident Friday, March 7, when the Wo. men's Community Club of Walk, erton staged a style show thru the courtesy of “Her Place," a local dress shop. Mrs. Leo Mahoney, narrator, described the fashions. Club mem. bers served as models. They were, ,n order of appearance, Mrs. Acil Hunter, Miss Dorothea Bren, mr, Mrs. John Schamer. Mrs. IV y Newell, Mrs. Thomas Pry, Mrs. George Pfeiffer, Mrs. E. M. Bregi, Mrs. Leonard Beaty, Mrs. William Dickson and Mrs. Robert Bowman. Mrs. Everett Baker assisted the models with their wardrobe. During the intermission Mrs. Mahoney gave a dem<>nstrat.on on how to tie a scarf She used lad. ies from the audience as models to display these scarves.. They were then presented to the ladies compliments of "Her Place." According to Mrs. Mahoney scarves will be quite popular this year. An addtd attraction was two very young ladies, Laurie Hershbet ger and Amanda Washington, who modeled the.r Easter outfits a.s Mrs. George Washington sang "Easter Parade.” She also sang "My Favorite Thing,” and “Bali Hi." Mrs. David Lawrence was the pianist fur the entire perform, ance. At the conclusion of the show, ing, the last model, Mra. Dick, son removed her jacket to reveal the name "Her Place” m large black letters on the back of her

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"T” shirt. Mrs. Mahlon J. 7s owner and manager of the d shop. Guests introduced by Mrs. I ty, president, were Mrs. R< Leininger, junior past presi : District 13, IFC; Mrs. Ned 1 lett, president, St. Joseph Co IFC; Mrs. OSOrn Fisher, 13th District music chaun Mrs. Donald peregrin, chairman, Starke County B tennial and American H r;t IFC; Mrs. Ray Jackson, p dent, Hamlet Woman's Club Mrs. Harley Knowlton, pies cf North Liberty Woman's ( Other guests were memberthe Hamlet and North Lils Woman's Clubs and friends of Walkerton club members. i; ing the guests were Mrs. Gt Hillis and Miss Buni.i r. The theme of the show \ "Easter Parade Fash.ons," the club room decorations the tea table earned out th? th in an Easter motif. Pouring the tea table were Mi'. El Br er, Mrs. Grace Atwood, Mis. \\ Awald and Mrs. Will.am Mi< ski. Over R 0 ladies w« rc pre. Hostesses for this occa were Mrs. Lloyd Thomas. \ Ralph Lichtenbarger, Mrs. Th as Page and the executive c mi t tee. Agonizing Pain From Ingrown Toenail? Get Outgro For Fast Relief Outtro I'Ws you fast temporary rel from ing'own toenail pan Gjtgro touA enj irritated skin. eases infUm-Uiin reduces swelling w.thrut effecting !■ shape, growth, or position of the ro Stop infrown nail pain fast with Out. LOSE WEIGH! OR MONEY BACK Odrinex can help you becothe* shm. trim person you war ‘ be Because Odrinex contains t most effective reduc g d i avails without a prescription! One tiny Od'inex t. t a f hour before meals suppresses y appe’ito - you eat less dr v> co • Calories • down ; • . “ e v - With the Odfinex f., ■ r’ a. > tested, you wtlt eat sensib’y • starving no special exerc-.’s S and effective when taken a* direct' You must lose Lgiy fat or y< money will be ref j ,fed - no qufiotis ask mJ. Get m M excess t and live longer with Udrine*.

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