Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 75, Number 44, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 May 1952 — Page 10

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| BANK 1 ■ 1 is the \ i i K£Y S ON 7 s YOU I CAN I I Place your money in your bureau M 1 ■ drawer, but it will never grow j mk and it might be stolen! It's much i/k more profitable to place your dollars in a Savings Account in this H bank where it will earn interest fl 8 for you, while stimulating the in- H dustry of our community. State Bank of Nappanee I Nappanee, Indiana V ■ H W

I HIGHEST PRICES PAID TOR GRADED EGGS I WHITE OR BROWN Call or Come in and Compare Prices at HEPLER'S HATCHERY & p MILL, In BREMEN, PHONE 6031 RECEIVING SATURDAYS FROM 8.00 A. M. I 7 TO 3.00 P. M. I Cash Paid When We Receiye Your Eggs Cases Exchanged PAUL L. NELMS & SONS EGG CO. I Stations in Bremen, Mentone, South Whitley, Sydney and Columbia City. Come in and Get Acquainted

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ii | Union Center j Elder John L. Rosenberry. of Pennsylvania, who has charge of revival meetings at Cassopolis, Mich., will be guest speaker at the Love Feast and Communion service this week-end at the Union Grove Brethren In Christ Church. The service begins at 1:30 Saturday and Communion Saturday evening at 7:30. Vacation Bible School of the Union Center Church of the Brethren will begin on May 29 and 30 and continue through the first week of June. The children of the community are welcome to attend. The school is under the direction of the -pastor. R e v., Herbert Fisher. Sunday evening service at the Union Center church will include a sermon by the pastor and a film will be shown entitled, “At Home with God.” Mrs. Dora Hummel, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rummel. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rummel, attended the Clay reunion at Chapman Lake, near Warsaw on Sunday. Communion service was held at the Arthur Culp home on Tuesday evening for Miss Grace Culp, 'who is a .shut-in. The service was in charge of Bish. Ray F. Yoder of the Salem church. . The sewing Circle Ladies met with Mrs. Lee Hershberger and canned

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rhubarb on Thursday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. Hamer Weldy on Sunday called on is brother. Ira Weldy in the Elkhart General ' hospital and on another brother, ! J. 1. Weldy. who is ill at the Earl (Harter home, Wakarusa. , Eli A. Mast, who underwent another operation" in the Robert Long hospital, Indianapolis, was ! returned home op Saturday afternoon. Visitors at the Mast home Sunday afternoon and eve- | ning were: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chupp, of LaGrange, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slabaugh, Milford,’ Mr. and Mrs. Felty Mullett, near Locke. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Stutzman, west of Nappanee, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller, Mr. and; Mrsj Eli D. Stutzman. ; .Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Anglej myer entertained at a birthday dinner on Monday evening. May j 19 in honor of the 6th birthday i of their twins, John and Joan, j The .guests were Mrs. Barbara ; Miller. Nappanee, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller and family, of Elkhart. Miss Ailie Iffert. and j Johnny Markley.. Mrs. Earl Leinbach, of Goshen was a guest of Miss Sylvia Yoder on Monday afternoon. , Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Vern, Cripe on Sunday were: Henry Cripe and daughter, Agnes, of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Merve Cripe, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cripe and i daughter, of Kalamazoo, Mich., ; -Mr. and Mrs. James Phend and son. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Winters, | of Goshen were guests on Wed- | nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. \ Manford Stouder of Elkhart were ! there cn Thursday evening and Mr. and IVJrs. Ed Hepler spent Saturday evening with the Cripes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cripe and children were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cripe near Southwest Miss Ailie Iffert w,as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Markley at Nappanee -on Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mikel and i family, south of Nappanee, vis-: ited Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sheets on Sunday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Minor Leatheriman had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swihart, north of Go- j shen, Sunday and in the afternoon they were all guests of Mrs. Hattie Weaver at Wawaka, Ind. j Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sheets and family were Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Drake and son, near Goshen. Misjs Christine Pippenger, west of Locke and Miss Diann Smeltzer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver entertained at a birthday supper on Saturday evening, honoring the May birthday of Audrey Maust, May 16. Mrs. Verlin Berry. May 24 and Jimmy Berry, May 17. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Berry and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Morris and son. of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jerkey, Nappanee, Mrs. Mabel Maust and family, Mrs. Harold Silvers. j Mrs. Joe D. Stutzman and daughter, Verda, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer D. Stutzman west of Nappanee on Friday. j Jonas Yoder. Wakarusa, was a dinner guest on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hahn and family and Mrs. Ira Mishler. Mrs. Pearl Callander and Mrs. Ercel Metzler. Nappanee. were guests in the afternoon. The Girls class of the Salem Mennonite church were entertained by Miss Elizabeth Miller at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, north of Nappanee at dinner Sunday and in the afternoon they attended a program at the. East Goshen Mennonite church, given by the Calvery Hour Radio Staff. Rev. Detweiler and the Amstutz sisters trio of Orville, Ohio. Guests at the Miller home were Doris and Genevieve Metzler, Lucenda and iMeriam Hartman, Lucile (Hoover, Alice Marie Ramer. Lillian Smeltzer. Floyd Hershberger and Verlin Garber. . a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner, daughter, Pama. visited Rev. and Mrs. Minor Leatherman on Sunday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Francis Freed, Mrs. Saloma Smeltzer and Miss Lillian Smeltzer spent Thursday at the Jerome Burkey home. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Junior Freed and children, northwest of Bristol on Friday evening. , Blonde Egyptian A little-knowp fact about a wellknown people is that the Ancient Egyptians once had a blonde queen, “Hetepheres 11, yellow-haired daughter of the Pharaoh Khufu, mighty pyramid builder.” State Department The Department of Foreign Affairs was created by an act of congress July 27, 1789, and to Department of State on Sept. 15.

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NEWS NOTES AND PERSONAL ITEMS BLUE BELL JEANIES FOR GIRLS —8 OZ. DENIM, ALL SIZES $2,591 SHIVELY’S. Miss Faye * Heckaman, of Bourbon was a Sunday. dinner (guest 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Byrer. Mr. and Mrs. Chet May, of Bremen, called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. William C. Best. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brevier, of Elkhart called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgener, Sunday afternoon. The Misses Gertrude and Ina Dausman, of Goshen, were Sunday afternoon and evening lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bickel. ... Miss Grace Hygema, of Walkerton was a Sunday dinner guest in the J. C. Bock home. George Bock, of Walkerton, called on Thursday. * . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Messner and Dixie ; and Sharon Burtsfield were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ju’d Searfoss, of Syracuse. MAY CARPET SPECIALS MEAN SAVINGS UP TO 25% IF YOU BUY NOW. BE AS-* SURED OF EXPERT WORKMANSHIP AND SELECT FROM OUR LARGEST STOCK. FLETCHER FURNITURE. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. a Max Grimm, of near Warsaw, were Mr. and (Mrs. Frank C. Coppes and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Coppes and family of Nappanee, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis and family, of Bourbon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nine, of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Manuel, of South Bend. Forecast of the future! Sunday in the great NEW American Weekly, distributed with the Chicago Herald-American, our only living ex-president - tells of a bright future he sees of America—if “we r e member the lessons of the past. No American can afford to miss Herbert Hoover’s dramatic forecast of the future and challenge to the American people. Sunday in the great NEW American Weekly, with Sunday’s Qffi&go Herald-American! *

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THURSDAY. MAY 22. 1958