Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 81, Number 30, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 6 February 1958 — Page 5

TffURS. FEB. 6, 1958

Union Center —■—■—-—1 ! By Ma~y Burkey Kenneth HartzeU- family entertained at a birthday and anniversary dinner Sunday at their home for Mrs. Hartzells mother, Mrs. Henry Myers, Feb. 4, and niece' Ruth Jane Miller, Millwood, Feb. 17, and the 18th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Millwood, Feb. 24. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers tand Del-he-t and the Lloyd Miller family, Millwood area. FRIENDSHIP CHAIN Union Center Church of the Brethren began a six-week chain of friendship visitation schedule Feb. 2. The first three months of this anniversary year of 1958 is home and family life emphasis. The family life committee ilustrated on their bulletin six chain links which form a circle. On each link

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will be a name of a family and a number. Number 1 family will visit No. 2 family between Feb. 2-8. No. 2 family will then visit No. 3 family during Feb. 9-15 on around until No. 6 family will 'Visit the No. 1 family Mar. 9-16 week. Each family must wait until it receives a visit before visiting unless it is family No. 1. The pastor states that the purpose of this visitation is to become better acquainted, to join all families "in this anniversary celebration and\ to witness to each other the value', of the church and their willingness to support if. Kenneth HartzeU family spent Saturday evening with his sister, Mrs. Betty Richmond and family, Nappanee. Youth of Union Center church will meet Sunday evening at the Charles Slaihaugh home for concluding study in courtship and marriage. A school of missions study of church and race will begin .Sunday evening by Union Center at the Twp. school. There are classes for ell ages. Junior high group plans a trip to South Bend Sunday afternoon to visit a Jewish synagogue and a Catholic church. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hahn, Phil, David and Holly attended the Slabaugh - Yoder wedding at Goshen 3th St. church Saturday evening. Mrs. Ezra Brubacher Petoskey, Mich., spent several days last week with the Sidney Brubachers. QUILTING PARTY Mrs. Nathan Ramer, northwest of here, entertained at a quilting Tuesday Mrs. Ezra Brubacher, Petoskey, Mich., Mrs. Joe Martin, Wakarusa, Mrs. Sidney Brubacher, Mrs. James Bechtel, Mrs. Daniel Martin, Nauruan .Martin, Mrs. Clayton Brubacher, Mrs. Allen Martin and several children. Afternoon guests were David Weaver family of Ohio. Mrs. Paul Lanfis- Astoria, HI., is spending this week with her mother, Mrs. Homer Weldy. Mrs. Weldy plans to accompany her

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daughter to her home Sunday to stay until March. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stouder, Wakarusa, visited Vern Crapes Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Birk, Elkhart, called Saturday. •. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brubacher and LaVon spent Sunday evening with Herman W. Miller family, who are planning to move to Centreville, Mich., this spring. Young people of Bethel Conservative Mennonite church joined other young people of Conservative congregations for a birthday surprise for Loyd Troyer east of Goshen, Sunday. IMandiie Miller was a dinner guest of Catherine Sohrock at the t,°Rnv Schrock home Sunday at Southwest. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gripe visited Ivan Marti sr. family at Nappanee Sunday. Guests Sunday of Dallas Burkholder family were the Glenn Fliekingers, Wakarusa, Mr. and Mrs. Mart Mishler, Judy and Karen Dausman, Mrs. Marilyn Davis and children. • Mrs. Sarah Miller and Mrs. Harvey X. Miller attended the public sale of the Mrs. Mary Arm Thomas estate. Sarah Miller and Mrs. Thomas were sisters. Bethel Church had a congregational song service Sunday evening. Their sewing is at Pleasant Grove this Wednesday. ATTENDANCE UP Principal Walter Mumaw reported an increase of attendance of Union Twd. school from 300 to 304. Four Detwiler children bevan as new pupils Monday. Arlene Miller moved away and Randrt Duke was transferred to Nappanee school. Mr. Mumaw stated five or six more are expected to be added before close of school. Neal Miller family moved west of Goshen recently. Mrs. Elmer Helmuth and 1 her sister, Mary Burkholder, called on their parents, the Emanuel Burkholders' near Etna Green, Saturday. Alllie Iffert .and Johnny MarkflLey of Goshen, spent the weekend with Mrs. Grover Bowman. Mrs. Howard Markley and children, Goshen were there for supper, Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Helmuth entertained Bob. Merven, Martha and Jim Helmuth and Lester and Maihlon Helmuth at dinner Wednesday, in honor of. the birthday of her sister. Marv Burkholder. Mrs. Glenn Stillwaeon, Bever*on, Mich., arrived Monday at the home of her daughter, Amos Sheets family, for a visit. She nlans to visit relatives during February. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mishl p r ntertalned at a church- official Noard meeting and dinner Sunday Mrs Paul Lantis, Astoria' 111.; Mrs. Homer Weldy, Rev. Herbert Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dark-■<-ood and Thelma Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sheets. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Bigler, Clifford Flora family. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Mishler Mr. and Mrs. Everett Whitehead. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Snider, Mary Barringer, Jesse Mishler and Feme Pippenger.

SIJE El T FN PIPPEN H\S TWO BIRTHDAY PARTIES Sue Ellen Fippen, whose birthday was Feb. 2, was given a party by her mother, Mrs. Richard Pipoen in Central school first grade room taught by Lora Belle Burt. Cake with candles and all day suckers were served. Mrs. Rippen also gave a party Sautrday at the Fippen home- 756 N. Hartman for Sue Ellen. Mary Ann Best, Paula Stumn. Denise Smith, and Linda Fairchild were guests. GET-TOGETHER CLUB Get-Together club met Thursday With Mrs. Harvev Weldy near Bourbon. A contribution to the polio drive was agreed on. Present were Mrs. Monroe Hepler, Mrs. Kenneth Browne, Mrs. Fred Haney, Mrs. Woodie Slabaugh- Mrs. Earl Slabaugh. Mrs. Eddie Conrad, Mrs. George Grimm. Mrs. George Jensen. Mrs. John Robinson, Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs. Howard Berger, Mrs. Viola Kline and Mrs. Helen Miller. YWOS YODER- 98, BREAKS ARM IN FALL Amos Yoder, who was 93 last August, fell Saturday afternoon in the bam at Manasses Millers, west of town, where he made his home for many years. He was taken to Elkhart hospital by ambulance for x-rays and observation that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Kauffman and children were luncheon guests of ih-er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aden Kauffman, Middlabury, Sunday. Mrs. Roy Herr, northeast of Nappanee, spent Friday at the home of her daughter, Mr, and (Mrs. Richard Piippen.

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