Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 78, Number 1, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 July 1954 — Page 10

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| Union Center j t 1 By Mary Burkey Union Grove Brethren In Christ church Sunday school 9:30, worship 10:30 is a missionary service with Rhoda Lenhert, trained nurse, and Fannie Longeneeker, both of Africa, speaking. Salem Mennonite MYF have a street service at Toto in Stark county next Sunday. Singling class will meet at Salem Thursday at 7:30 p. m Young People met at the Brunk cabin this Tuesday evening and MYF of Benton Mennonite church gave the program. Amish Mennonite church will be in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slabaugh, Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Reed, Goshen, arrived Friday for a few days with Mrs. Minor Leatherman. Dr. and Mrs. George Warner, Goshen, called Friday evening. Phillip, Michael, and Tony Torre, of Chicago, came Friday to spend several weeks with Rev. and Mrs. Francis Freed and family. They are from the Mennonite Mission in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Myiers, Mr. and Mrs Donald Flora, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Weaver of Salem church, also have “Fresh air” children from the mission for two weeks. A shower will be given for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker • Jr., at old New Paris gym Thursday evening. Mrs. Baker was Alice Keck, daughter of Merle and Verda Keck. Mrs. Bertha Reed and Mrs. Minor Leatherman, were dinner guests Sunday of Paul Lorenz family, near New Paris. Walter Bollinger family, William McKinnly family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bollinger, Wakarusa, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wisler and daughter of Osceola, dined Sunday with Mr- and Mrs. Christian Schmucker. Mr. and Mrs. Alph Cripe of Chicago, and Mrs. Ed Hepler, Nappanee, had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cripe, Wednesday. Guests Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Hal Winters. Mrs. Chas. Kirkendorfer and daughter, Mrs. Peffley of /Goshen were there Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Zimmerman and children gave a carry-in dinner Sunday for 57 young people of Yellow Creek and Blosser Wisler Mennonite church. Wisler young people singing was at Isiah Ramer home Sunday evening Union Busy Bees girls club andi boys Happy Hustlers, their leaders, Mrs. Harvey Sechrist and Dale Stouder and parents, enjoyed a picnic at Center Lake, Warsaw, ! Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cripe, | visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Honts at Columbia City, Sunday. Jolly Neighbors meet Thursday, July 29th at the home of Mrs. Melvin Reed, 511 W. Pike, Go-j shen, for a carry-in dinner and in the afternoon Mrs. Martha Chris-' ophel and Mrs. Reed will give the! lesson on buffet meals. | Nancy Mahler, Vondia Wysong, i Sheryl Hibsehman, Lillian Biggs, i and Christene Pippenger of Union | Center Church of the Brethren are attending Intermediate girts’ | camp at Camp Mack. Next week is boys’ Intermediate camp. Victor Frazier was scheduled for another eye operation in South Bend this Tuesday. She is

the daughter of Mr. and MrsDale Frazier. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Miller and children were Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miller, Nappanee, James Bontrager family, Kokomo, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hochstetler, Hastings and Noah Miller. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Helmuth and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stutzman and children. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd CMetzler and son, and Katie Weirich off Shipshewana. Christene Miller was a week-end guest. Mr. and Mrs. Levi C. Hochstetler, Mr. and Mrs. Irven L. Hochstetler and son, and Mrs. Jacob Whetstone, were guests of EIJ, D. Stutzman family Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and children spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brubaker and sonVisitors at the Rev. Francis Freed home Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Ora Yoder and children, Shipshewana, John Smeltzer family, Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smeltzer, near Elkhart- Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Freed and children, Elkhart. Mrs. Laura Brown and Jesse Judy off Goshen, visited Mrs. Grover Bowman. Charles Maust S. N. returned to the USS Rockbridge, Norfolk, Va., after an 18 day leave with his mother, Mrs. Mabel Maust and other relatives. Mrs- Ira Mishler visited Mrs. Henry Mishler. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hahn arift children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Treesh and daughter Nancy, New Paris, Tuesday evening. ,

Tommy and Ronny Dean are visiting their aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Orus Eash, Traverse City, Mich, until Thursday. Tommy was there three weeks and Ronnie a Week. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Aniglemyer and children visited Harold Miller family at Elkhart Sunday evening. Mrs. Mary Gonigwer, Wakarusa, was a guest of the Anglemyer family Friday evening. Mrs. Elsie Stackhouse of Mt. Tabor was a guest Sunday of her sister-in-law, Mr- and Mrs. Ira Walters. Lewis Stump, New Paris, was a dinner guest Sunday of Mary Alice Wise and Mrs. Henry Umbaugh. Rosemary Sehutz, Bremen, and Mrs. Lawrence Sehutz, were there Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sohutz and baby, Mrs. Umbaugh, and Miss Wise spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wise, Milford. Corn seeded at the rate of 2-3 bushels an acre will give good emergency cover to new waterways this summer. CAVALIER CEDAR CHESTS. WITH TRAY, LARGE SIZE. ASSORTED STYLES SHIVELY’S FURNITURE DEPT.

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS NAPPANEE, IND.

Nappanee Folks Mr. and Mrs. Orange Christner, Mr- and Mrs. Dale. Qhristner and Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Clouse, Anne and Ray, attended the Christner reunion Sunday at McNaughton park, Elkhart. About 50 attended mostly from Elkhart area. Mrs. Eddie Mulholland, Grand , Rapids, and daughter Diane visited Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Freet. Diane stayed with her grandparents for a longer visit. Patsy Jo Quick, Columbus, 0., is • spending several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Jake Burtsfield, Syracuse. Mrs. Burtsfield and children and Mrs. Larry Messner spent Monday in Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Jud Searfoss, Syra-! cuse, and Clifford Lutes family \ spent Sunday evening at the Larry Messner home. Mr and Mrs. Lowell Hartman called Sunday afternonon on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaum, Elkhart and Mrs. Cora Shaum who is ill and confined to bed. Mrs. Feme Long spent the week end at her son Richard’s home in South Bend. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burbach called Saturday on his sister, Mrs. Clara Keller, in South Bend. Callers Saturday evening on the Ren Metzlers at their Dewart lake cottage were the Ward Buss

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THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1954