Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 29, Number 45, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 6 July 1922 — Page 2

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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF' NAPPANEE CUCHES CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN. Perhaps the most Important Vvent recorded in American history took place July 4, 1779, when the Declaration of Independence was signed by Congress, and the laws of Great Britain cast aside. The hardship, sacrifice and bloodshed that followed is the price paid for the freedom of America, the best country in the world. John Adams rightly said in writing to his wife concerning the celebration of the day, that "it ought to* be commemorated us the day of deliverence, by solemn acts of devotion to Almighty God. The most important event in the history ot the world took place from 1 to 34 A. P., when the emancipation of the human race liberated us front the law of sin and bondage, at tremendous .cost. The constitution of the Kingdom of God, the sermon on the mount, planned by Him, is the greatest piece of literature ever produced. Its source and nature makes il worthy of the respect of all. Loyal obedience to the same brings.-liberty such as man cannot give. Why should one appreciate American citiIhat brings freedom indeed? We were thinking along these lines ot the Sunday Ambling service and it did us all good. Next Sunday will bo Children's day. The program will be rendered by the children in the evening at 7. consequently there will be no Juniors' meeting or preaching service. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. The: scripture to be considered is 1 Pet. 4. Sunday school and preaching services next Sunday morning at the regular time. David Metzler, Pastor. METHODiST CHURCH. Tile Bourbon-Nappanee Sunday school picnic, so long deferred, will be held at the Bourbon Fair grounds on Thursday, July 13. Athletic events will be held and a good time enjoyed throughout the day. Plans are being made to leave Nappanee in time to be there for one o'clock dinnef. Dr. Neal has been invited to bf present. -The Epworth League meeting this week will .he held on Friday evening at Oakwood Park,-. Lake Wawtfsoo.. Some of the Leaguers will be going at 4 o'clock; others will leave -later in the afternoon for the accommodation of those who cannot get away so early. Prayer Meeting will be held on Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The W. F. M. S. will meet on Friday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock. All the regular services will be held next Sunday. Sunday school at'9; 30 a: m., public worship hour at 10:45 a. m. and the regular evening service at j 7:30. The. pastor will have charge of the - Boy Scout camp at Lake J amps during this week. R. R. Detweiler, Pastor. READ EVERY PAGE

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CHURCH OF GOD. The all day service as a ‘'homecoming,'' was very enjoyable and profitable to' all those in attendance The Sunday school was exceptionally good, and the attendance was the largest it had been for some time, The lesson, ".Ezekiel, the watchman of Israel,” was on* ot vital itnpor- : tance. There are so few witchmen lof Ezekiel's type In this age of so much formal religion among nominal ! professors. May God grant that we 1 may have an increased number of I true watchmen, who, like this faithful old prophet,: will be men and women of strong, unswerving purpose. The pastor spoke from the text, "The eternal God is thy refuge," Dent. : 33:27. tirsl clause. At the noon hour there was a very bountiful dinner of good things spread in the basement, which was enjoyed by all. The afternoon service - began at-,-2Lld—A very appropriate.. talk was given by the pastor on the I ordinances of the Lord’s Supper qiul feet washing, after which fifty-five participated in these sacred ordin- | ances of God’s house. There were several visitors front. Elkhait and Goshen, among whom was Elder 11. 1 A. Gerginsky, pastor of the Church of God at Elkhart. - Rev. Gerginsky and Miss Mildord—E. Howard assisted the pastor in administering the ordinance l of the Lord's Supper to the parti- ; cipants. The services of the week areas follows: Prayer meeting Tuesday even ing at S. tit the home of Mr. Shoaret;, ten miles southwest of town, and on: Wednesday evening at 7:3" in the chapel on W. Walnut street. Next Sunday, Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. We tajj*- pleasure in extending a | cordial invitation to ail. J. N: Ilowad, Pastor. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Church going gives Sunday”! real mission above the monotonous routine ot everyday’ life. It brings you, into personal tjlmtact wifli Christ, and eternal things- a contact that! gives new inspiration and new life. I Why not attend church next Sunday? Prayer meeting this week at 7:30, The hour Will be given over to the preparatory service. All the regular services will be held next Sunday. ! 'Sunday school will ineid'a! !>::;<i and'; -the Men’s Bible-class- at 9:45. - At the } morning hour of worship we will ob-i serve, the sacrament of the Lord's | Supper. Our-meditation will be on j “Being Intimate with-Christ." . j The YOung People’s Fellowship will | meet at.ti:3l>. The theme for discus-, sion, “How to Get the Blessings ol'. Freedom.” Evening hour of worship at 7:30. | We shall be glad to have you worship j with us. D. Alan Martens, Pastor. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. Our superintendent, Rev. take, was j with us last Sunday and gave us a very inspiring sermon. [ The Christian- Endeavor delegates will give their report of the convention Sunday evening. All. regular services next Sunday. . j ' You are welcome. Come. , J. A. Farmer, Pastor.

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THE HAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH. Sunday school at the usual hour, 9:30. next Sunday niorning. Service.-, at 7:30 in the-evening. Sermon mile ject. “Our Charitable Privileges. " The Ladies Aid society .will meet at tile home of Mrs. George Laser on Thursday afternoon of litis week Every member is urged to be present at this meeting. The* Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sch'ieber Thursday evening of this week. You are cordially invited to attend. There will be no catechism class or Sunday School Methods and choir rehearsal on Friday evening on ac count of tin- Wittenberg movies to be held at the church at 7:45 in the ev ening. of which a lull announcement will In- found on another page in this issue. Ralph I). Heim, Pastor. J EVANGELICAL CHURCH. .! AH the teachers of the Sundayschool were in their places morning. There was a good attendance of scholars and also good attendance at the morning hour of worship. The evening services showed quite a summer slump. The Young People's Alliance will take up their regular -meeting in September. O. L. Ueyler’s class is spending a week at-Oakwood Park. Lake Wawasee, Re-e —--A—B. —Hais4 —serving -as chaperon a part of the week. The regular services will be held next Sunday al the hours appointed. A. 11. Haist. Pastor. ! PERSONALS | 4- ■*■ ♦, >. A >. A A A .4. A A A ♦ A A A A A C. C. Cass visited at his home in Ottawa over the Fourth. Mose Mangold spent the Fourth ■with friends in, Chicago. Mrs. Cora Kinney iS visiting With friends at Elkhorn, Wis, B. W. Duker went to Goshen Thursday evening for a visit with his sons. •Miss. Ada Welsh of. South Bend was a Sunday guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs* S. A. Frcvert. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Deiseh visited over the Fourth with relatives in Toledo. Mrs. Emma Eckert of_Sout h Bend -spent the Fourth with Mr. -and-Mrs, Willard Cormiean. Mrs, Elizabeth Zook has returned -from- a visitfwith felativesr-at—Evahs-' ton, ill. ’ ' ; “ M 1 ss^Marie Henry oT I,a PorfeWTsTf r ed over the Fourth withM t r. and Mrs. Albert Power. Theodore Stoops has returned froth Beloit; Wis., where- he attended college the past year. . . Mrs. Herman Fitzer, daughter Dolores and Mr. Seebert of Fort WaVfie, were Sunday- guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilson. ' S. E. Wherritt, of the firm of Lamb Bros. & Greene. went to Detroit, Mich., on business Tuesday evening. JHe_ wil]_ be away until Saturday, ’ James A. Cormiean and son jgajnuel, accompanied by his st>n-indnw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. On in Wiseman of South liend, were Sunday guests of his brother and sister inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cormiean.

t FORAKER t * 4*y *:* 4*4* 4* 4* - > 4-4* 4* 4* 4* *t* 4* 4* 4- 4* 4* Mr. ami Mrs. 'l l:- '-(tore- Carter 61 Now Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Will -Sinning mil spn Orrin of near Wakarusa, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sliming of Elkhart and Mrs. Huffman of Akron, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weaver, Sunday.-—Mrs. I.u Unibaugh fell last week and injured her side badly.——Mrs. Noah Weaver and Mrs. Clayton Weaver called on Mrs. Will Sinning, .Wedtfesdaly" afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jot- Ranter called on Mr. and Mrs. Noah Weaver Tuesday afternoon.- 1 - —Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Strint of Chicago, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnsa Room-, Sunday. Mrs. Mattie Billil and son of Goshen are spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Curtis.—r-Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Yost of Eden Rapids, Michigan, wejre the guests ol Mr. and Mrs.- Amos Staurt, Sunday.——Mrs. Mary Coval of Chicago was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schrock. -Mr. and Mrs. Yerin Saylor of Bloomington, Illinois,' are speding a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Saylor C. K. Curtis spent Sunday at Or.k Grove at the M. B. C. church and in the evening held quarterly meeting at ..the M. B. C. church al Nappanee. The band organized here Saturday will meet Friday evening.—On account of a misundersta tiding Tegarding nte'TmTilmtnity sale Saturday, and the farmers being very busy, not much of ot crowd was in town, although the eating stand did well. Miss- Willey, and -Mrs. Sidel spent Sunday evening at Wawasee.—Mr. and Mrs. Siler Groves ot Milford spent Saturday afternoon in this place. -J. L. Willey and Robert Scot went to Montpelier, I Saturday. —Jay Rolm-r made a busi ness trip to Goshen Saturday. ; Miss Curtis has a position in Gary, beginning Saturday —Mr. and Mrs.

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Harvey Weaver were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roccoe Leatherman at Oak Grove' Sunday.- V. H. Sehdliol of Klondike was the guest of .Mr, and Mrs. Henry Weaver;- Sunday.— —Mr. and Mrs. Warren Blosser spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wise of near Nappanee. —— Mrs.Xlavton Weaver spent Tuesday with Mrs. Devon Dalka of Goshen. Roy Mishler, son of Martin Mishler,, fell from a haymow Monday, net badly injured.- Mr. and Mrs. Noah Culp attended the funeral of Jacob Miller at, the South Union church. Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weaver spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sinning of Elkhart——Lightning struck John Hoover's house, at Southwest, Monday, doing considerable damage. Abe Shelly spent. Friday in Mish-awaka-r-r—Miss Fletcher of Goshen is 'spending a few days with, Mr, and Mrs., Albert. Culp.——Mr. apd Mrs. Clayton Weaver and Mrs. Will S.in-‘ ning visited her . father David Mill, who Is in feeble health. AFTER RENT HOGS. Wabash tenants are after rent hogs. They have reported such charges as are being imposed to the board (,: re view.And that, body has raised appraisements of the real estate that is bringing in big returns, fine property that was taxed-on a s6oo„basis is be,-. ing rented for $420, per annum. The assessment was doubled. Real estate owners; are angry and tenants are delighted. * - TRACK FORCE ROBBED. A—Wit basil —railroad- track .forceworking near New TJaven. Allen county, wait robbed. The robbers escaped. ADVANCE-NEW? $2.00 PER YEAR

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t MILFORD t * j 4 *i* 4* 4*4 4^44*4444444444 **• Mrs. Ella Miller of Lima, Ohio, spent Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Geo. Matthews, who reside northwest of here. The latter is a sister of Mrs. Miller.——Mrs. Theo dore Miller of Manson, la., has been visiting at the home of her brother, Daniel AugSfcurger and family, who reside west of Milford, and on Wednesday ahetnoon Yisited at the home of Mrs. Henry Augspurger and daughter, *Miss Edna. Mrs. Lizzie Miles had as her guests at their regular meeting, the members of the Modern Priscilla Sewing club The meeting was held at her Lake Wawasee cottage. Miss Dorothea Groxes spent Wednesday afternoon at Winona Lake on business'. Merritt Chat ten and George Graff were in Middlebury recently on business. Dr. Florence Cribble, M. D„ a veteran missionary from Central Africa, will speak al the Grace Brethren church on Thursday evening, July 6, Dr. Gribble has made Africa her field, and is one of (the best informed missionaries on the African problem now in America. Dr. Gribble is a good speaker and will give interesting facts in regard lo her activities there.- Mv. and Mrs. P. H. Clayton will have as their guests at dinner on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harlgy Bowsher of Valparaiso, and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill D. CtiaHen and daughter Betty and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Erick.— — Mrs. . Minnie Beck Grove is entertaining at her home lor Beatrice and Bernita Burnham ot Chicago, aged twelve and nine, respectively. They will be her guests until about the middle of July. Chas. E. Harlan transacted business in Leesburg on Thursday forenoon.— —A new variety store was opened here on Saturday at noon, July 1, in the Chas. W. Hammond building. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hammer will con-

duct it. They came litre .from Marion, lnd„ and are occupying a suite of rooms in the Mrs. Frank IJ.1 J . Grovesbuilding.——Mrs. Grace Burleson and son John returned to their home here on Friday, after having visited with Mr. and Mrs.. Ear] Sparks at Tippecanoe lake. Betty Grove, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will E. Grove of Dowagiac, Mich., is visiting in Milford with relatives, among whom- are her grandfather. Madison B.‘ Jffri'bs; Mr. and Mrs*. Ciias. ,A. Sparklin, Mrs. Minnie Beck Grove and. Mr. and Mrs. .Oliver D. Grove and family.— —Mrs. Edward M. Lentz' was a Goshen visitor on Wednesday. —Miss .Mabel Tom is filling the office of assistant librarian at the Milford Public Library, in the absence of the librarian, Miss Irene Lentz, who is in Denver, , Colo., on a two weeks’ visit with, near relatives.— —*• Mary Jane Helminger, the six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Helminger, while riding in an express wagon on the cement walk, was thrown off by. a playmate, in such a manner as to strike her collar-bone qn the edge of the walk.breaking it. Dr. C; E. Thomas of Leesburg reduced the fracture. ——Miss Esther Tus- , Ing transacted business.’in North Liberty recently. B6er and family motored to Mansfield, 0., Saturday, to visit with near relatives. They will return after the Fourth.- —-The regular meeting of the Needlec.raft .club was held on Thursday afternoon at the, .home of Mrs. George W. Ralston. Mrs. Chas. R. Brittsan and Mrs.. E. E. StQckberger were, guests.. After a social hour of chatting and sewing, Tlre-hoßt%ss“invited her~guest.R to tlte dining room to partake of a sumptuous two-course collation. She was assisted by daughters, the Misses Maurine and and Mrs. W. 0. .Scott. The table was decorated

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with small flags and smilax. Miniature silk flags were used as favors. The July meetings will be held al the home of Mrs. Pell Clayton. —-Mrs. Jacob Boocher, of near Bremen, visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Groves on Wednesday and Thursday.— —The Apostolic church is undergoing .a coat of paint at the present time.

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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shively of Mishawaka, w'ere-thßrSunday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mis. John Shively. MTs. S'. B. Bourne and son Geoi-ge went,to Chicago -Thursday lor a visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Miller. Mrs. T. U. Watson of Glen Ellyn, 111., and Miss Fannie Miller of Chicago, are spending a week with their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wherritt, Albert. Power, salesmanager for the Mutschler Bros, company, returned FYiday/'eveilihg -ffirth" C'tlffitf' "'Rapiers;' where he had been attending the furniture exposition for the past three weeks. Mrs. Power, who had been •visiting in La Portc. returned with him. ...,

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MILLWOOD. Mr. and Mrs, Williard Hamman went to Fort Wayne, to stay over the Fourth.— —Mr. and Mrs, Frank Magee of.Warsaw were the Sunday guests of Ora Benson's.* Emanuel llepler of -Avenue—took—with L. H. Jones. Anson Jones of Mishawaka is spending a few days here with hris—brother, Marion Jones. Air, and Mrs. Wm. HartzOll motored to LaPaz Sunday and spent the day With their brother-in-law, -Oliver Ileckaman.-^—*James Just and, family of Chicago and Ed Jennings and family of near Bourbon were t-he Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Miller, -—The -Millwood Christian Sundav •school was reorganized Sunday. Orlando Jones was. reelected * superintendent; Orville Higgins,- assistant, superintendent; Dale Anglin, secre : tary; W. I. Anglin, treasurer; Hazel Welty, pianist, and Mary Jones, chorister. Ward Rinirenberg, son of 'Mr. and Mrs.? "Dan Rihgenberg. Was taken to Elkhart Monday morning by* Dr, Thomas of Leesburg to be operated on for the relief of appendicitis, with which lie hits suffered for some time.