Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 13, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 March 1949 — Page 6

Page 6

MILLERSBURG ECHOES

Miss Elyla Moe Hooley, Home Ee¢ instructor in the Millersburg school and members of the class arranged a supper in the school dining room Wednesday evening, honoring the birthday anniversary of Lou Groff, school custodian.

A surprise birthday party for Mr. Groff was held Thursday evening in his home by relatives, The guests included Mr. and Mrs Orb Peffley and daughter Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peffley and family and Mrs. Maude Flickinger, all of Elkhart, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MecMillen and family of Lake Wawasee. Refreshments including a large birthday cake, ice cream and coffee were served,

Mr. and Mrs. Carel Hawkins and family were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Rockenbaugh. Evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bunger,

Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson of North Manchéster were week end guests of Mr\and Mrs. Jerry France. Mr. and”/ Mrs. Franklin Long and family were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. France,

Mrs. Dan Schwartz and Ralph E. Myers of Chicago spent several days last week in the home of Mrs. Cora Myers. _

Bill Mattson returned to his home here this week after spending the winter in Goshen.

Robert Weigel, student at Purdue university, and his sister, Miss Mary Lou of Fort Wayne spent the week end here in their home.

Mrs. Emma Shaffer of south of town and her nephew and his bride, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark of Mayville, N.Y., and Mrs. Joe Vance were entertained Wednesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Musselman. A pot luck dinner was held Wednesday evening honoring the newly-weds in the country home south of town of Mr. and Mrs. Shirly Rink, 22 guests were present. . |

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Musselman, Thursday at dinner were Mrs. Harry Shoup of Sturgis and Mrs. Myrtle Stroup of here.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morissette and son George, enroute to their home in Exeter, N.Y. were guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray Long. Mr. and Mrs. Morisettee and son were returning from a visit with their son Roger and family of Santa Amnma, Calif. Mrs. Roger Morisettee is the former Margery Long, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Long. |

Mr. and Mrs. Claude McLaughlin and daughters of Garrett were guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Method. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clodfelter of Middlebury were guests Sunday in the Method home. :

RICHARD W. MEHL

ATTORNEY AT LAW

GOSHEN, INDIANA

SONELTIN

ERRAN = e s e e Sunday — Momiay — Tuesday April 3 4 5 Olivia DeHavilland : in “THE SNAKE PIT” Wednesday April 6 Ray Milland Florence }Marly in ; - “SEALED VERDICT” Thursday — Fri-— Saturday ‘ April 7 8 9 : : Dick : Powell iy Jane Greer. s e Jsf;, R 'infﬂ S

by Nadine Hall Myers

Mrs. D. F. Stoner was a week end guest in the Charles Chrisman home in Goshen. The condition of Mr. Chrisman, who has been ill for some time, is considered serious. :

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dumond of Grand Rapids, Mich.,, were guests several days last week in the home of Mrs. Evah McKibbins. Mrs. Dumond was here to attend the funeral services of her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Sparrow, held Friday in New Paris. Many from here attended the services for Mrs. Sparrow who was at one time a resident of this vicinity.

Mrs. Anna Garman is spending some time in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marlin Knight of Warsaw, who recently underwent surgery.

Mrs. Kate Johnstonbaugh has returned from a visit in the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swanson of Chicago.

Mrs. Gus Rosentrader and Mrs. Virgil Rosentrader and son of Churubusco spent Thursday with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Grace Rohrer.

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Ullrich of Elkhart were guests Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Lou Groff.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Sutton and daughters Joyce and Delores, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Browning of Yppsilante, Mich., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Louis LeCount. Dalbert LeCount and sons of Elkhart and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Stanley LeCount were Sunday dinner guests of their parents. Mrs. LeCount and her guests spent Saturday evening in Elkhart visiting friends. ;

Mrs. Harry Cline who suffered two paralytic strokes recently remains in a serious condition.

The Millersburg Girl’s Athletic Association entertained the varsity and the second string basketball teams and coach LeCount Tuesday evening in the school gym. A treasure hunt was a feature of the entertainment and a luncheon was

VERILITE A"{_FL‘] CHIMNEYS with the ‘ AIR-COOLED FLUES e ATTRACTIVE e FIREPROOF @ LIGHTWEIGHT e INEXPENSIVE SOLD AND DISPLAYED THROUGH DEALERS . or b ~ VERILITE COMPA!N . 512 North Seventh St. ~ hions IY% GOSHEN, INDIANA &+ MANUFACTURERS OF VERILITE BUILDING BLOOKS.

Toward Purchase of a New Car How would you like to win $l,OOO toward the | purchase of one of America’s most copied NEW cars—a 1940 Kaiser or Frazer? Just stop at ‘ Ligonier Motor Sales at Cavin and Lincolnway ~~West, pick up an entry blank and enter the great new $145,000 Kaiser-Frazer contest. Deadline | ~ is midnight, Apnl 10th. - LIGONIER MOTOR SALES COMPANY e .. Solely Owned and Operated by ROBERT M. LAMONT ' _ Cavin and Lincolnway West ' Ligonier, Indiana

served at the close of the evening. Acting on the arra?igeménts committee were Marilyn Norlen, Rachel Hershberger, Shirley Darr and Esther Showalter. -

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Decker of Mishawaka were guests Sunday of the latter’s sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gangwer and daughter, Florence. :

~ The boy’s and girl’s glee club of the Millersburg school participated in the annual spring music festival of the Elkhart county schools held in Elkhart Saturday.

Twenty-eight members of the M.H.S. Girls Glee Club and the junior high glee club, a mixed chorus of fourteen students, will compete in the district music contest at Waterloo, Ind. Saturday. If the clubs win ratings in the CC division to which they have advanced this year, they will compete in the state contest to be held Saturday, April 9 in Auburn.

The first alumni gathering of staff members of the school paper, The Millerette, will be held here in the schol gym Saturday evening, April 19. A pot luck dinner will be served.. ]

Mr. and Mrs. Stahley Weaver and family of near Goshen and Robert Prough of Fish Lake were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marty and daughter, Ramona.

Fish Lake News

by Mrs. O. J. Marty

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leedy and daughter were week end guests at the W. I. Pence home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bunger and daughters were Sunday dinner guests there. )

Virgil Groff suffered a broken collar bone and a number of cuts and bruises when his car was struck by a train at the Madison St. crossing: at Goshen Saturday night. He was taken to the Goshen hospital. The car was a total loss.

Mr. V. M. Shaffer was pleasantly surprised last Sunday when a number of self-invited guests came to his home with well-filled baskets to remind him of his birthday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Masters

THE LIGONIER BANNER

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al Higgins and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Jaste - Jeasons “The way to a man’s heart —”

When planning a fish course, you can pretty well trust the canned food shelf for a year-round catch, for I was amazed to learn there are over 40 kinds of canned fish products on the market today. In addition to the long-time favorites for main dishes like salmon, tuna, shrimp, sardines and mackerel, tasty delicacies such as anchovies, caviar, lobster and smoked trout are good bets for party fare. Here’s a quick-to-prepare main dish using canned tuna, which can be ready for table service in about five minutes. TUNA QUICKIE

Add 1 cup of milk to a can of condensed cream-of-mushroom soup in a saucepan; heat, stirring constantly, to the boiling point. Add 1 7-ounce can of tuna which has been flaked into bite-sized pieces. Add !} teaspoon salt and ', teaspoon Tabasco. Serve hot over toast, baking powder biscuits, potato chips or noodles. Yield: 4 servings.

" 30 G N G =R G : I At £ : A > 4 e i e R, g S b gk

Wendy Warrei\

COFFEE SOUFFLE MOLD ‘ Combine 8 slightly beaten egg yolks, 13 cups of milk, 2 tablespoons of Instant Coffee and 3 tablespoons of sugar in double boiler. Cook until mixture coats spoon, stirring constantly. Soften 1 envelope of unflavored gelatine with !4 cup milk. Add hot custard mixture, stirring until gelatine dissolves. Chill until slightly thickened. Beat 3 egg whites until foamy. Add 3 tablespoons sugar. Beat until stiff. Add ' teaspoon vanilla. Fold into gelatine mixture. Turn into molds. Chill until firm. Unmold. Serve plain or with cream. Yield: 6 to 8.

" Gh GE G GE G G G ) G 5 T MAP B@D TN oG e A tempting “Taste-Teaser” to win a glad “ahoy” from kitchen skippers everywhere! These Eggs-In-A-Boat have a crunchy corn flake topping which ‘gives them an especially zesty flavor. When served with grean peas, it’s a dish which not only looks pretty, but provides a tasty and nutritious mreal for the whole family. So port your helm and unfurl your sails for a happy cruise in cooking.

| WHERE PRICES ARE LOWER. Armstrong, Nairn and Bonnie Maid Linnleums. Inlaid, Standard $1.49 $1.89 ~ Prints 69c, 79¢c and 89c¢ Congo Wall 43c Running Foot Asphalt Tile 7 1-2¢ Square Foot _ : Rubber Tile. Roll-flex rubber for ﬂnnrs and table tops. Metal moldings, linoleum and tile paste. CARPETING $3.50, $4.50, $5.50, $7.75 | FREE ESTIMATES. All Work Guaranteed. @~ ! Y FURNITURE STUDIO U.S. 33 West | ~ Phone 1569. Open every night until 9 and all day Wednesday.

Twins in Uganda Arrival of twins is such a rare event in Uganda that the occasion is made a festival.

Ernest Sehrock and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garver. :

- Gh G SSS 4P G B G G G G G R G e am - Florence Freeman, glamorous girl reporter in the daily news-serial, “Wendy Warren and the News” (CBS), is married to a clergyman . . . has two children, Deana, aged 8%, and Judith, 10 . . . lives in a lovely old renovated house in New Jersey . . . makes the house a real home to every member of the family. She has a favorite recipe for a delicious dessert, using Instant Coffee. I found it so good, I'm sure you'll thank me — and “Wendy” — for passing it on to you.

. NV Wall, Woodwork Finish! LOOAS~WASHES, \IKE BAKED ENAMEL! . V ' ' . . ’Aﬂl /B T T ~ R FORT W LR ST £ w‘y z ':je A {' From the makers of miracle Kem-Tone, 4 ] e - this wonderful new lustre finish that 239 4 : looks and washes like baked enamel! ONLY 4 Yk. - S R e st oo AT . Bto 4 hours. Colors match or harmonize : - P YR i ‘ with Kem-Tone. Try Kem-Glo today! _ e : » ; ‘; - Calbeck Hardware Phone7o Ligonier, Indiana

QL G el A : __E

- “/- s

DON'T GET MARRIED » UNTIL YOU | - HAVE PRICED OUR = Wedding Invitations and Announcements ’ 110 E. Lincoln Ave. N Goshen

' :}{k% T f?’*’i‘: ig"’fgﬂi’ S &&?‘- BR K 7 ROB P R S .O R B o R s SR g g‘fﬁf’;;- ‘Q;’ f PX sby R N e SRR L TNy el 2 ) % 2 gi T ﬁ,\:: S ) L o ‘E‘i BN TR RN R S P BR e R R BAREE T O R R R e Gnir ot B b PPy e L hE: ol R R g 2 %5 oA ROEEE g SRR g R R Y A Aaaehes e RgL: e T RO g %B 3% Y:& i N E S N o - S Bt AR L R £ B A & } R BAG o RN G B Xs e -- P 4 (I "-} ~35" e el 3\\ 4 522 wv-'\.’" s % x) PR s : lv“;(\l W st SRy 5R R . ; PRSP R

act ] & o SEE US TODAY for ARMSTRONG DELUXE, with the POLARUBBER COLD RUBBER TREAD, That Gives you UP TO 30% MORE MILES, PLUS A WRITTEN GUARANTEE Against All Road Hazards Up to 18 Months. Our Business Is to See That You Get Satisfactory Service with Armstrong Tires and You’'ll Like Our Service. »

ARMSTRONG HEATMASTER DELUXE BALLOONS, Priced in Trade as $12.95 iow e .. Al Sizes Priced Low. ARMSTRONG CUSHION RIDE and Many Other Quality Lines Priced in s'| 4.95 Trade as Low as .. If You Want the Riding Comfort of 1949 Cars, These Are the Tires You Will Want. See Us for a Tradein, Quality Truck Tires Built to Take the Toughest Jobs and a Better Service Guarantee. See Us Today. 6.00-16, $I 5 16 Tax $1.42 6.50-16 6-Ply . .$18.85, tax $1.56 6.50-20 6-Ply . .$22.92, tax $1.97 7.00-20 8-Ply ..$30.75, tax $2.40 1.50-20 8-Ply ..$36.62, tax $2.79 8.25-20 10-Ply .$48.46, tax $3.87 10.00-20 10-Ply $76.11, tax $5.76 “1.00-20 12-Ply $89.61, tax 56.41 All Sizes Not Listed Are Priced ' Equally as Low,

TULLY’S SUPER SERVICE

Phone 558

Thursday, March 31, 1949

Unconditionally ' LR,

e ”ARM.W}'TRONG 2ex TIRES

QUALITY TIRES If You Want Quality Tires at Low Prices, with a € Months Written Road Hazard - Guarantee, These Are the Tires for You. 6.00-16, $9.95 T b 4 : 6.50-16 ...... $12.95, tax $1.30 5.50-17 ...... $10.75, tax $l.OB 5.50-18 ...... $10.75, tax $ .99 4.95-19 ...... $ 9.95, tax $ .89 4.50-21 ...... $ 9.95, tax $ .85 We Have Many Other Sizes at Big Savings. ARMSTRONG SUPER-TRACTIO! TRACTOR TIRES Stop in and See Us for a Trade-in Offer.

Ligonier, Indiana