Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 53, Number 34, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 April 1931 — Page 5

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LADIES RURAL CLUB TO MEET .'' WITH MRS. EARL MALCOLM The Ladies Club will; meet' Thursday, April 16 <-at .the home of ■Mrs. *l-10)1 Malcolm.. The program will be as follows: Roll call. April quotations.' Attractive Yards and Gardens, Mrs. Pan I. Stably.—•.——% ...... ' - What I Waitt Most in- My Yard* round table talk. - _ , ."...'. /■ Exchange of bulbs, seeds, plants. Committee:. Mrs'. OaJ Stubkman, M:-. Dan I. Ktah-ly, Mrs'. Earl Maieoltn. * D TWO HURT IN ACC.DENT CAUSED SY . GLARING HEADLIGHTS While driving .south of town sfniday evening. Arthut flail atid Cosier Matist were blinded by the lights of- an approaching auto and went into the ditch.' Mr. Gall suffered' a cut on the forehead and hand, and a number 1 of scalp wounds, which re-, quirted .-ten st/itch.es. Four switches were' taken to close cuts on Mr. Mausfs'head. No bones were broken but. both received bruises and cuts' in numerous places.

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• ‘ i Wanted—Hemstitchin_■ and picor-i ing. MpDM. S. Hoovt-r. phone 151.4 —' " ,? *' ws ' ' • ' ' ' f . SEE SYLER & SYLEr' FOR FINE) GROUND /' LIME STONE - PRICE-* HAS"-NEVER, BEEN LOWER'.' . , . y | , - Heletp; and Jean Hat , r visi.ted Wqr! the week end with their- grandpar-.j ents, Mr. and Mrs. '-Mu t" iu ' Harter- of i; southeast of Napbanet "-Mr. and Mrs. Mur- Long, and] ! family and Mrs. Donald Snyder of! 1 Atwood' visited Sunday at -Lisbon !'with J Mr.'and Mrs. Burt Herrick. . ! *'Mr. and-Mrs;." Jacob - Snyder and ;'Mi. and Mrs. Donald Snyder and daughter of Plymouth , Sunday gtfests of,Mr. and Mi . Oaka Land'aw. ' ■ - ■' ! Mrs. David Angleni>- r. Mr. anlL -Mrs. No&h Glngerich' and daughters. Marjorie and Glennfs ’were- Sunday, dinner, guests of Mr.‘and .Mrs. Reuben ( Auglemyer of Goshen. '.-■-Mrs. Willard Reed of the Reed Beauty Parlor, attended' the MidAVestern Hair Dressers - Convent ion at Chicago., Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of thig week. Mrs. Earl Kendall of Kalamazoo, ,Mich., who attended the funeral of Mrs. Lydia Pfeiffer last Saturday, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Crow. Others from out of town who attended the funeral were Mrs. Ross A Laßue of Lowell, Ind., Ernest Pfeiffer of Kalamazoo, Mich., and Mrs. Frances Hepler of Plymouth, Ind. . . 1, . -.-AtA- ’’ ~ PURDUE EGG SHOW HAS CLASSES OPEN TO, ALL Lafayette, Ind., April 9. Anybody who ever kept a hen, or for that matter, anybody who ever ate an can find a class to which he is eligible to enter a dozen eggs in the 1931 Purdu§ Egg Show, to be held at Lafayette during the week of May 5. Eleven classes of competition have been announced by the- student committee,. composed of freshmen in the school of 'agriculture, in charge of show. | * These include classes foe grade school pupils, high school students, poultry fanciers, commercial egg producers, county agents and vocational teachers, universities and experiment stations, 4-H Club members, hatcherymen, farmers and college students" Ribbons, cups and cash prizes will be offered in each of the classes. No entry fee% charged for the showing of eggs, but unless the exhibitor requests the return of the eggs they will becotjne the property of the management. Eggs will -be judged on the basis of -external appearance, except in the commercial and hatcherymen’s classes, when they will be candled. Suggestions, for the selection of eggs for exhibition are contained in the catalogue and premium list, which will be Issued soon and will be In the hands of county agents and vocational teachers over the state. , „ . The exhibit will be open from May *5 to 8 during the time ot the annual 4-H Club Roundup at Purdue, which attracts more than 2000 club memhers and leaders each year, __

KEEP YOUR CHICKS HEALTHY

FEED B-K in All Drink- % ing Water B-K milled t > nil • drinking water

helps to prevent the spread of contagious disease germs and to keep the chicks' mouths and throats in a healthy condition. We sell B K. f —Dunham & Love

PERSONALS

Ones Ont of Big Ones

CHIIRCH NOHCES ' , PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday 1 school', 9:30; Men's- Bible] Class. 9:45; Morning worship,. Hi p-clock." -if'*.-. ‘ ft-' v i FIRST MEN NO NITE CHURCH j •Rev. E. S. Mullett, Pastor j ; Elya Sohrock, Supt. i Sunday school 9:30. Preaching atj 10:30. C. E. and evening servife at \ 7 o’clock. I ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH' - -Ar .H, Arcaugh, pastor . Claude Laser, Supt. .8. S. Sunday school, 9:30,. - Morning worship, 10:45. Subject.! "Ressurrectiou .Rock's", •*' r j i i OAK GROVE M. B. C. CHURCH ’ W.' E. Manges, Pastor John Culp, S. S. Supt. Sunday school, 9:30.1 Morning service, 10:20, Prayer service,. Wednesday evening April 15. at 7:30. . ■ CHURCH OF GOD Miss F. Stanley Smith, Pastor ' Sunday schpoi„ 9:30 a. in. Joseph Wiley, Superintendent. Preaching services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Everyone wel come. FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH B. F. Owen, Pastor Sunday school 9:30. - Morning worship, 10:45. dhristlan Endeavor, 6:00. EKeniag worship, 7:00 o’clock. - " • Men’s Chorus Monday evening. Mid-week services Thursday evening. Choir rehearsal after prayer service. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN East Market street Paul B. Studebaker, Pastor Sunday school, 9:80 a. m. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m. Junior churVh league and B. Y. P. D. 6 o’clock. Evening services, 7:00 o’clock. Prayer services Thursday evening at 7:30. o’clock. NAPPANEE M. B. C. CHURCH W. E. Manges, Pastor Mark Blosser, S. 3. Supt. Sunday school, 9:30.. Evening service, 7:00. Prayer service Tuesday evening, April 14, at 7:30. MILLWOOD CHAPEL CHRISTIAN CHURCH E. C. Seeding, Pastor Sunday school, Orlando Jones, Supt., 10:00 a. m.. * V Morning worship (Ist and 3rd Sundays) 11:00 a- m. Christian Endeavor (Ist and 3rd Sundays) 7:00 p. m. Evening worship (let and 3rd Sundays) 7:30. Ladles’ Aid Society, (Ist Wednesday each month) Mrs. Lillie Harmon, president. Missionary dociety, Grace Huffman, president, meets 3rd Wednesday of each month. FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH - Cor. Elm and ; Centennial Sts. J. H. Evans, Minister Sunday school at 9:30 a m. Clifford McCuen general superintendent. Sermon at 10:80 a. m. “The Divine Call”. Evening sermon at 7:30, ’’Blind Bartimeas’. Special music by the choir. ' ■ , E.~L'. C.-'B. meeting at 6:45 p. m. Topic. "How Far Cau We Practice the Brotherhood Os Man,”, Elmer Krou, leader - Thursday evening prayer and’ letlowshlp meeting. U. B. CHURCH 103 S. Elm street Rev. F. A. Rlsley, Pastor 9:30 Sunday school. 10s*30 Divide worship, theme, “Wise Choices". 6:30 Christian Endeavor. 7:30 Evening service. Thdrsday -evening regular mid-week service. . • * . Thursday afternoon it 3:00 the Aid will hojd its monthly business sesslon. A

Friday evenlngthe Missionary Society .will meet with Jacob

Yarian as hostess at her home. Mrs. Lemler is; leader. Thursday • evening. April 16. ttie-] church "plkns a pot-luck supper re-j cefCion for new members and bufi- i ness session. II . r - FOR RENT [ ' K’rrrn For rent---4-room, steam heated 1 apartmbnt. Mrs. K, E. Frevert, phone ■213. (stf)‘ -7 : MISgELLANE O U S YOU SUFFER FROM CHRONIC' DISEASES? Free examination and! consultation. See Drs. Brooks and Brooks, Phdne 201 Goshen, Indiana. fi- • ■ : t, - ECKLEBARGER BEAUTY SHOPPE Full line of beauty culture —Goshen, Indiana. Remanent during motth of April- $3,00../Nestle] Circuline and .Ozon methods, ’ phone 749.% ' > ; , i l^p) WALL PATER AND DECORATED! WALLS See my samples .-of y nonlading; wall paper in your own home. Your rooms ’measured and iqtug without you leaving your home. Paper remove.d with steam, no slop, uo blist ers Ije't- nre 'show you samples of painted walls that are different toy Shupp. (x’6p) NOTICE Lehman’s “Check All” is the greatest preparation ever known for White Diarrhea in little chicks and scours in calves. It saves dollars for every user.. On sale at the Rexall drug store-dtohnson’s drug :store— Farmers elevator and the -Nappanee Milling Company. “Check All” will find great favor with every farmer. (J-4c) FOR SALE For salev-Baby carriage. 208 W. Centennial SL,. phone 241. (9c) -For sale—Barn 20x30 feet, on 652 W. Market street. Phone Not. 1171. . , (9c) For sale —Good three burner Perfection Oil Stove,—like new. -Will sell Tor $12.50. Phone 312. (9pl For sale—rl set- of • good, work harness. Phone 1 on 111. Wakarusa, Jesse Lehman,,. R. R. 1, Nappauee. find.' 'se :y- (9p>, For sale 'or rent—Tfroom, all modern house, short distance from down-town district; Call at office of Kdntz, attorney. ' (16c) For sale —Home, grown Yellow Globe -onion seeds, $1 per lb., while they last. O. J, Johnson. Phone 164 Millwood. R. R. 2, Nappanee. (160 -For—stale—HousV and two .lots, s> : GRIMM SCHOOL Geo. L. Rummel Esther Marquart, editor*-"** We are qll enjoying the fine weather and out-door games. We had. a perfect attendance Monday. . " " ■ " . ■ Ura Yoder won the prize* in the composition on "The Care of the Skin”. Lyle Strauss Is making .tests, of soli for somi‘ of the neighbors Jes'se Hochstetler and Ralph. D. Tobias were absent Tuesday on account of colds,and sbre throats. Mrs, Mayy-Muffley visited George Marquarts Monday. Phineas Miller Is working t’of Simon Yoder. * Mildred Moore visited our school Monday.

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Dr, R. Leander Lundry NATUROPATH Nappanee's Resident Druglesa Physician. Office hours: 8:3,0 a. m. to -44-31) y. m.. j ;-ich dayj Monday, Wednesday and Frldvy aye Dings 3:30 to 9:00. Office at Healdence, 366 B Market Street. Phone 348

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part of townr-kcoam zz Isaac Clark property, sold to settle estate. Call or write Laura Downin. - (16P) r- -ufr Fdr sale —Darling’s fertilizer for all crops. Call or see me Before ordering your fertilizer and save mouey. Menno M. Kuhns, Nappanee. Phone Millwood 310 E. . (12tf) For sale—Polar dent, frost rasistifig, yellow seed corn. Avery eaWy. variety. A good producer of excellent quality corn. Sylvester- J. Miller, Wakarusa“R. F. D. 2. Phone- 1 on (9p) <Eor sale—M. A. C. Yellow Dent seetjl corn, ear testedj shelled, graded (And treated by Vo-Ag boys. Also woodshed, large enough for garage for light car. Call or see Charles B. Byers: phone 2953. (16p) For sale -Woodbttrn Golden YellowDent seed corn, Mid-season variety. Wire hung, every ear tested, tipped, - shelled .and graded, trice $3.59 per bushel: 6 miles southeast of Bremen on the Bourbon ■ road. John Senff. R. 5, Bremen. Millwood phone 232. - ■ (M?7p). For sale—Pacer, brown gelding, foaled 1928 by- Red S. 28 l aA Ist dam Nellie trice by Gov. Brice. This colt was trained ; some year at lndianapolis. We Sid hini'a,mile-2:21%..*’ He cguld beat 2:15. sound as a. dollar, I made up my .mind to sell' him as I liav.e too many horses. He ■can be seen at Bourbon track ' - any time and the price will be right. Dn %E. Saunders. , , ’ (16p) NAPPANEE USED CaR MARKET ——ls2 East Lincoln St. .1 ’2B Pontiac' setjan. 1 ’2B Durant-coach?' T’29 Plymouth coupe. 1 '26 Studebaker Phaeton, ' 1 '25 Bufck 4 pass, coupe. 1 Chrysler 70-sedan. . 2 ’29 .Chevrolet coaches. D 1 ’26 Chevrolet coupe. 1 ’27 Nash Adv. coach. 1 ’26 Nash Special, coupe. We have one Hot Point- Electric range, like ne^> ( NAPPANEE USED CAR MARKET 152 East Lincoln Where Prices and Quality Rule V LOST AND FOUND Lost—-Sqales from bakery wagon. Rewprd if returned 'to .Huffman Bakery. . \ (9 P ) WANTED ', ~~ W anfted General office work. Edith Wells. Phone 2093. ,(9c) Wante'dDHouSeeleaning by Mrs. Jonas Umbaugh. 557 W. Lincoln St. (16p) Wanted—Paper hanging, 15c single roil. Phone 1 on 151. Buel Weldy, Wakarusa, Ind. (23p) Wanted —Everybody to read our dozen thanks, hopes and promises on page 2. Jitney Pan Rolls. Wanted —Agents to sell guaranteed product. Highest commissions paid, for information address A, C. C. O, Products, Bourbon, Ind. (9p) Wanted—Work of any kind. Cleaning yards, plowing or what have you? Mrs. M. S. Hoover. Work wanted for families needing it. Wanted—l am buying aH kind* of Poultry to be delivered at my farm, one mile west of Nappanee, every Monday forenoon. See me for prices before you sell. D. I. Hochstetler. (ts) * ;. ■ COUNTY BOARD OF REVIEW NAMED BY JUDGE SuRRIS Judge L. L. Burris Monday appointed E. L Burns, of Elkhart jto . tihe county board of review to succeed William H„. Winship/also of Elkhait. Elhanau W. Hess, of Goshen was reappointed by the judge. These two men, w(,th Auditor Mertie E. Croop, County Assessor Richard C. Lake and County Treas. Floyd B. Slabaugh and -will comprise the board of review of this couqty for the ensuing year. The county officers have places on the board by virtue of their positions.* The body will meet on the first Monday in June And remain in slfeslon until July, for the purpose of reviewing and adjusting 1931 assessj ments, which will be completed by May 15th. Dates fer tbe various units will be -announced later.

•I* *!* !• *!- *l* v -!- *!• v *!- •!* l* ♦!* -NAPPANEE MARKET REPORT .t. Corrected Aprllies, 1931 .’♦Eggs 17 *]* Hut ter, pr pound •’. Butteri'at, station . 21 v Butterfat, individual shipper 28 •J. Henk, medium, 6 lbs. up .. 18 (Hehs, heavy 15 .J. Wheat, No. 1, "bu CS * corn. lOff lbs 75 Oatg,- bushel ..: . . rrr r:. :. 2S !• Barley ... 1,,..'.,'/ 45 •I* Peppermint-oil $1.35 4*+* * *i*++ .++* 4*