Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 82, Number 1, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 17 July 1958 — Page 8

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

Community CenteiL—.

Mrs. John Applegate Sunday was promotion day In Mt. Tabor Junior Sunday school. Promotion from the nursery taught by Mrs. Thomas Douglas to beginners taught by Mrs. William Stackhouse were Michael Schmucker, Dallas Yoder, Lee Collins. Vickie Yoder, Eldon Mikel * and Timothy Harman. Beginners going into the primary taught by Mrs. Franklin Hepler Were Linda Sue Croy, Carol Wood, Jackie Stutzman, Debra Ganshorn, Connie Anglin, Londa Mast and Kent Biller.

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THURS. JULY 17, 1958

students who became juniors with Russell Yeager as /eacher were Marie Stutzman. Linda Harman, Dennis Yoder, Bobby Douglas and Lanny Anglin. New members of the young people’s class which is taught by Herman (George were Kathleen Hepler. WilI ford Wood. Jim Walters, Elfrieda Stutzman and Jeanette Wood. Mt. Tabor CGYA received a banner for having the largest number of youth attending the state rally at Bear Lake last Sunday. Rev. Thomas Douglas presented certificates to Joy Stackhouse, Tom Edler, Jeanette Wood, Marlene parks, Elfrieda Stutzman, Kathleen Hepler, Jim Walters, Carolyn Yeager, John Yeager and Dennis Lutes for completing their course

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of study at Indiana Church of God camp at Bear Lake. 161 were present at Mt. Tabor Sunday school Sunday morning. Supt. Olen Anglin, has set a goal of 200 for homecoming Sunday, Aug. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ganshorn visited the Viven Dishers at Syracuse Sunday. Dawn Harlan, daughter of the Warren Harlans of Greenhills, 0., is spending this week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Harlan . Sunday her friend, Teresa Ganshorn, spent the day with her. Fifty-five enjoyed the picnic of Mt. Tabor S. S. class 5 at Bremen park Sunday. Attending were the families of Howard Ganshorn, Olen Anglin, Walter Miller, Lloyd Mikel, Lowell Anglin, Thomas Douglas, Lyle Yoder, Lester Mast, Bill Harman, Harold Collins, Dave Bone, Buell Hoffer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wyman and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Carriek. HOME ON FURLOUGH Army Specialist 3/c Donald Dishep of Fort Belvoir, Va., will be visiting home folks until July 24. Sunday evening Donald, his wife, Darlene and daughter .Dixie, came to the Glenn Dishers to spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Klotz and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Flory were in charge of arrangements for the picnic of Camp Creek Willing workers S. S. class at the Lloyd Rummel cottage on Chapman lake Sunday. Boating, water skiing and swimming were enjoyed in the afternoon. Present were the Eldon Dishers. Max Nifongs. Lloyd Rummels, Glenn Dishers, Jim Robbinnes. Junior Weltys. Clarence Florys, Willard Klotzes, Sue Reprogle and Larry Terrin. Ted Watkins is now superintendent of Camp Creek Sunday school, since James Mishlers have moved to North Manchester and Charles Ileisler is assistant. WILLIE & THE ELM TREE The elm tree on Mt. Tabor school grounds which fell victim to the woodsman’s axe several years ago was planted in 1897 according to William P. Alexander of San Diego, Calif. He recalls that the teacher of the school. Lew Thomas, asked the boys to bring a maple sapling to be planted in the school yard. •’Willie" had no knowledge of tree varieties and proudly trudged to school with an elm. As oftimes happens. Ihe other children derided him for not knowing the difference between an elm and a maple, and he burst into tears. Mr. Thomas, an understanding man dried his tears by planting his tree at “first base" where it withstood the rigors of boys' play and the elements of time for almost 60 years. Mr. Alexander is visiting the scenes of his boyhood in Millwood and Sandridge and says he is having the time of his life. He expects to attend the VFW convention in New York in August before returning to his California home. Etna Green High School Class of 1948 were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gay and Sharon. Sunday. Thirty-five were present, including their principal and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Taylor, Frank Bender family. Bill Blackford family, Eugene Fribley family, Don Yeiter family, Russell Thomas family, Robert Golden family and the Gays. They had a potluck dinner and ice cream in the afternoon. Mrs. Dale George entertained the members of Active Ladies

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Home Demonstration club Wednesday. Mrs. Walter Miller, president, was In charge of business and Mrs. Lowell Mikel read the poem, “Too Busy.” Mrs. Delmarr Berger read the history of the song of the month, “On the Banks of the Wabash.” Mrs. Carl Thomas gave health and safety remarks on “Fire Hazards.” Roll call was “My best vacation.” Mrs. Glenn Dlsher and Mrs. Carl Thomas gave an illustrated lesson on salads for various occasions. Mrs. Richard Harman and Mrs. Berger won the contest prizes. Ice cream roll, lemonade, nuts and mints were served to 16 members, one visitor and five children. The Philip Neffs, near New Paris, visited Lowell Anglin family Tuesday evening. PLAN ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Kendall Billers and Walter MiEers met Tuesday evening to formulate plans for a homemade ice cream social by Mt. Tabor young adult S. S. class July 25 at the Fellowship HaU. Kent Biller spent Wednesday and Thursday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson McCuen. Mrs. William Stackhouse had Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hepler. Mi-s. Amos SneE, mother of Floyd SneE, passed away 4uly 5. She had been confined to a wheel chair three years, but was only bedfast a few days. Camp Creek Ladies Aid ihad an all day meeting Thursday, with carry-in dinner at noon. Mrs. Margaret Nifong, president, conducted devotions and business, and Mrs. Mina Heisler had charge of the project, piecing a comfort top. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tyner of Andrews visited the Floyd Snells Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Mrs. Tyner and Mrs. Snell are sisters. Recent dinner guests of Dallas Wyman family were Mr. and Mrs. Hudson McCuen and Tena and Darla Wyman. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Johnston dined with their son, Carl, wife and family near Bourbon, Sunday. Friday evening Myrtus Custer of Packerton called on the Bob Wymans and Hud McCuens. Mrs. Harold Clouse and Stephen

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visited Mrs. Robert Wyman and daughters Thursday evening while the men attended a sale. Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Markem and family are on three weeks vacation. visiting his parents at Loudenville, 0., and her parents at Richmond. Rev. Chester . Reed of North Webster will fill the pulpit at Millwood Chapel church Sunday. Mrs. Doyle Burkett, Joyce and Michael, spent Thursday evening at the Higgins-Anthony home. Mr. and Mrs. Art Sechrist called on her father. Orvil Lutes, Sunday. Sunday evening Florent D. Toirac of Sidney, missionary to France and Spain, showed European pictures at Millwood Chapel church. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Higgins and Mrs. Dorothy Anthony called on Mr. and Mrs. Harve Anderson at Argos Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones attended a family gathering at the Gilbert Disher home at Bourbon, Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Postma called on Mrs. Carol Wyman Saturday.. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson McCuen visited Mrs. Rose Kibler in Warsaw, Saturday. Mark Hotter spent the forepart of the week with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Devoe Stackhouse, Adrian and Brenda at South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gay and Harold and Sharop Gay attended a picnic for Brown Swiss breeders at Plymouth park Sautrday. Mrs. Maxine Edler spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edler and Tom. Mrs. John Applegate has re-

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CINN. CRUNCH 39c Red - Black Raspberries Sweet - Sour Cherries Apples - Peaches Cantaloupe - Watermelon

Congratulations To Lowell McCuen Winner of our Florida Dream Vacation. Mrs. Wade Mishler Winner 2nd Prize Jacob Jackson Winner 3rd Prize

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