The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 March 1979 — Page 7

Walkerton OES Installs New Officers For Year Mrs. Bernard Erickson was installed as Worthy Matron of Walkerton Chapter 319. Order of the Eastern Star. Friday evening. March 9. at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Robert Hillman, retiring worthy matron, presided in the East, accompanied by Mr. Alfred Drews, retiring worthy patron. Mrs. Hillman greeted the large crowd and introduced Mrs. DeWayne Pavey as the installing officer. Mrs. Pavey introduced her assistants, Fred Rowe, Lakeville, installing patron; Jasper Elkin, installing marshal; Mrs. Jasper Elkin. installing chaplain; and Mrs. Donald Wolfenbarger. installing secretary. Mrs. Erickson received her obligation at the altar and was honored with a song. “Turn. Turn. Turn,” sung by Mrs. Kenneth Klinedinst. Mrs. Erickson was then escorted to the East by Walkerton Rainbow girls, introduced, and given grand honors. Donald Wolfenbarger received his worthy patron obligation at the altar. After Mrs. Anna Rose Heim sang “When Grandpa’s Eyes Are Smiling” his grandson. Curt, escorted him to the East where he was introduced and given grand honors. Other officers installed were Mrs. Harold Button, associate matron; Harold Button, associate patron; Mrs. Gene Whitteberry, secretary: Mrs. Dona Tennison, conductress; Mrs. Edgar Cole, associate conductress; Donald King, chaplain; Mrs. Edward De Vos, marshal; Mrs. Donald King. Adah;

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Mrs. Buthyl Reed. Ruth; Mrs. Carl Niendorf. Esther; Mrs. Lowell Cummins. Martha; and Carl Niendorf. warder. Officers to be installed at the April 3 meeting are Mrs. Donald Wolfenbarger. treasurer; Mrs. Nelson Walz, organist; Mrs. Jasper Elkin, Electa; and Jasper Elkin, sentinel. Other appointive officers named by Mrs. Erickson were Mrs. Kenneth Klinedinst. soloist; Mrs. Robert Hillman, prompter; and Mrs. Newton Williams, reporter. After Mrs. Erickson assumed her station, she explained her aim to be service with a smile; emblem, the open Holy Bible; colors, blue and white; honor station. Adah, which she held for six years; flowers, any and all from God’s garden; watchwords. faith, service, and friendship; and her motto, “I can do all things thru Christ who strengthens me.” Mrs. Hillman presented the traveling worthy matron's jewel to Mrs. Erickson and received a past matron pin from the chapter. Mr. Drews received a gift from the chapter. Mr. Fred Rowe sang “He” to Mrs. Hillman and Mrs. Drews as they signed the memory page in the Bible. Mrs. Erickson thanked those who assisted with the guest book, Connie Clark and Kathy Eddinger; refreshments. Mrs. John Peterson. Mrs. Orville Klinedinst. Mrs. Charles Peterson and Mrs. Ralph Jackson; and printing of the programs, Donald King. A star-shaped candelabra centered the salad bar table in the reception room. Blue candles and blue and white streamers accented the other tables. Guests were present from Bremen. Culver, Koontz Lake. Lakeville. Mishawaka. Nappanee. New Carlisle, North Liberty, Osceola and South Bend. Club Hears John Glenn Choral Group On Friday, March lb, twelve members of the John Glenn High School Choral Group under the direction of Miss Carol Nagel presented the program at the Woman's Community Club. They gave delightful interpretations in song and dance of eight numbers which were "Ease on Down the Road. Three Times a Lady,” “lake a Chance,” "Hotel California.” "Pink Panther.” "Copa Cabana,” "Songbird." and "Jump Shout Boogie." Soloists were Mary Capek. Jean Scott and Dave Stoner. Mark Cummins was the drummer. Donna Klopfenstein and Mary Capek were alternate accompanists at the piano. Refreshments were served to the group before thev returned to school.

Conducting the business meeting Mrs. Robert Bowman, president. greeted the returning mem bers from the south and of course "the stay-at-homes!” The morrow being St. Patrick's Day which honors the patron Saint of Ireland, she told how legend says that St. Patrick used the three leaves of a shamrock to explain the Trinity. Mrs. William Hughes gave devotions on the meaning of Lent and reminded us that this is a period for reflection. Mrs. Acil Hunter, art department chairman, reported that Anita Westhues, a senior art student of John Glenn High School entered the IFC District Art Contest which was sponsored locally by the Community Club. This will have been held on March 18. at the United Methodis Church in Argos. Winners of District Contests will go on to compete at the State level. The first place winner will receive a S^OO scholarship and the second place winner will receive a $350 scholarship to the art school of the w inners choice. Mrs. Basil Curl, social service chairman told that Valentine favors and 28 colorful bibs were delivered to the Teegarden Nursing Home. Mrs. Victor Schmidt, chairman of public affairs, displayed numerous pamphlets which were made available to all federated clubs through the GFWC. These pamphlets are of sufficient diversification to deal with practically any aspect of our daily living. A few among them were "Inflation and the Dollar," "Civil Service Reform,” "How Government Profits from Inflation-What Must We Do to Control Inflation.” and "Energy Alternatives.” She urged that we as individuals get involved and let our views be known this she said is important to self, state and nation. It was announced that the Marshall Starke Development Center now publishes a news letter. Memberships in this Center are being offered and members were urged to join so that the center may continue to serve. Before the regular meeting scheduled for April 6, officers, department heads, and other committee chairman are to meet at 11:30 in the club rooms. A sack lunch is advisable but there will be a dessert luncheon at 1:00 P.M. Birthdays celebrated were Lucille Dixon, Jeanette Guttman, Laura Schaffer, Catherine Hergenrother. Pauline Stanley. Vi Drake and Mary Bauer. Twas the wearin o’ the green in most every corner of the club rooms. Sharmrock nut cups were found at each place. Even the dessert was green. Hostesses for this pretty display were Mary Jane Beaty, Mary Bauer, Alice D’Arcy, Helen Flaugher, Catherine Hergenrother. Bernice Lichtenbarger and Bertha Williams. In Anglo-Saxon times, a "silly" person was one who was "blessed" or "innocent."

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NOTES FROM MILLER’S MERRY MANOR By Florence Peek While doing your houseclcaning this spring, think of us who also have had housecleaning. The rugs have been shampooed, all tile floors have been cleaned and rewaxed. the walls and woodwork have been washed. If you have been a guest during the last few weeks and have seen beds and chests in the halls, and wondered what was going on. now you know. No one was being dispossessed. Ruth. Vicky, Ward and Walter keep our premises clean and sanitary all the time in between housecleanings. Our March birthday party will be held on March 25 at which time the following residents will be honored: Art McKesson, Art Donathan. Dora Annis, Lula Arnett and Mary Shenoha. Entertainment will be presented by Sharon Klinedinst and her group, “Sounds Os Joy”. We thank Rev. Lloyd George of the Koontz Lake Missionary Church for the sermon he brought us on Monday evening. March 5 and Jane Kuklinski for leading the singing and Mrs. Olson for playing the piano. Linda Schultz visited us on March 17 and it was so good to see her again. Sherry Schmeltz heeded my invitation and brought Yvonne Lynn in to see us. Thank You. She is a darling. Margaret Adkins brought her Lisa in for a visit. We were glad to see Leslie Kepcha when she came to visit her grandmother. Florence Hayter. We were also glad to see Susie and David when they came to see Grandman. Prudie. Susie and Leslie were former employees of our Home. Many of the residents w ho have been here many months were pleasantly surprised on Tuesday, March 6, when Ruth Bergstedt stopped in for a visit. She had

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been a resident several months ago. We are sorry to report the sudden death of Frances Schutte on Monday. March 12 and Ebbo Germain on Saturday. March 17 We offer our sympathy to their families and friends. On March 13, Harry Pherson entered the home as a resident. We welcome him. The big event of the month was the celebration on March IS of the 100th birthday of our resident. Lula Arnett. About 70 guests were present to offer best wishes. Rev. Shelley and Mrs. Shelley were guests. Refreshments, coffee and cake were served. Music was presented by Lois Ross and Mrs. Eddinger. Martha Clingenpeel visited us on crutches with a sweet smile. We wish her a speedy recovery from her hip operation. SENIORS RETURN FROM VACATIONS The senior bowlers took off for warmer climates this year but are now beginning to return. Guess what they had on their first day back? Snow on March 14. We’re glad to see the Stan Labnos and the Matt Dudys. Bowlling scores weren't worth talking about so we will skip over them this week. No matter how many show up to bowl, the Pizza Bowl is always open for us and we want Fred and Ruby Stratton to know that we appreciate it. [Dr.EUiottFrash| I Optometrist I I 413 Michigan Si , Walkerton | | 9:00 - 5:30 Thursdays | | Call 586-3722 For Appointment | 26tml5^