Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 83, Number 10, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 17 September 1959 — Page 10

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

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Mrs. John Applegate Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Anglin attended State Fair Thursday. They have attended every year since they have been married. Everyone is invited to attend Harvest Meeting at Camp Creek

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Church of the Brethren Sunday. Rev. Richard Burger, pastor of M : ddlebury Church of the Brethren and former missionary to Africa, will speak at both morning and afternoon services. Basket dinner will

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be served at noon in the church basement. Be sure tc come. Camp Creek yout i are making plans to atterd District CBYF Fail Conference f"om 3 f.m. Saturday to 3 p:m. Sunday at Union Center church. Rev. and A rs. Ralj ih Skaggs and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Disher attended Union Ce iter Harvest meeting Sunday, the: called on Rev. and Mrs. Richard Burger .tiMiddlebury. Project of Camp Creek Ladies Aid Thursda r was preparing the church for le Har est Meeting. Sunday n irning Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hahn Kathleen and Carol, Keith Marti i a,nd Vlr. and Mrs. Dale Christi ;r and Tohnny motored to OllaWE Ohio, i ttended morning worship service, then had dinner with the pastor ind wife, Rev. and Mrs. loyd K otzbach. Mrs. Klotzbach t as forr. lerly Dorothy Slabaugh. Mrs. B. Ei oleos 1 omewood, 111., was a guest, af the G. Harlans last week. HA tN REU MON Hahn reu ion wa at Nappanee park Sunda . Art 1 ahn of Bourbon is the r ;w pres dent and Mrs. A. Weld o i McCo is secretarytreasurer. £ xty-five relatives attended. 156 attenc ed morr ng services at Mt. Tabor S .inday m irning. Robert Wyman sanr “When Jesus Comes” and the past, >r. Rev. J urcham spoke on “Our W rship P ogram” using as his text vlicah 4:1-5. Mt. Tabor Church Board meeting has been p stponed until Sept 22 due to a r inflict \ ith Eldership Board of I: lorporat.on meeting. State WC 1C Work .hop will be at Silver Cree Church Saturday. Ladies attend ig shou :1 take a sack lunch. Coff e and c< Id drinks will

be furnished. MENS BARBECUE Mt. Tabor Brotherhood entertained the Silver Creek Church men at a chicken barbecue Tuesday evening. Chefs preparing the delicious chicken were Lowell Anglin and h.is br,other-in-law, Phil Neff of New Paris, assisted by Lyle Yoder. Walter Miller, local Brothernood president, bad devotions, and Rev. Victor Yeager of Silver Creek gave an inspiring talk. The ladies have been hinting that they would like to be invited to the next barbecue! Active Ladies Club meeting has been postponed until the afternoon of Sept 23 at the home of Bernice Klotz. All Kosciusko County Home Demonstration members are invited to make a tour of the State School for Mentally Retarded in Ft. Wayne Sept 30. The bus will leave War saw at 10:15. Lunch will be at th Hobby Ranch House. Contact Mri Walter Miller if interested. Mr. and Mrs. David Meeks callei on Hudson McCuens Friday. HEPLER REUNION New officers elected at Heple: reunion Sunday at Nappanee par were Oscar Sechrist, Napp.nee president, Delbert Hepler, Nai panee, vice president and Opt Mishler, Goshen, secretary-treasur er. A comical reading was given by Kendall Biller and Louise Ileplei recited “Ma Gives a Speech.” Among the 60 attending New Par is Brethren Young People’s Depart mcnt reunion at Church of thf Brethren cabin were Mr. and Mrs Lowell Anglin, Connie, Pamela anc” Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, Earl and Ray. Mrs. George Young of Plymouth Ohio and her friend, Mrs. Bessie Bridson of Elkhart called on Mrs John Applegate Wednesday. Mrs Young, nee Clara Shade, formerly of Findlay, Ohio, and Mrs. Applegate have been friends since girlhood days. Buffalo Bill Cody, a relative, was reared by Mrs. Young’r grandparents. Other callers at the Applegatr home during the week were Lulr G. Curry, executive secretary o r Kosciusko County Tuberculosis As sociation and Bernice Middleton o' Warsaw, Mena and Edward Eiselp Homewood, 111., Mr. and Mrs. C G. Harlan, Mrs. Chester Croy, anr Berniece Harlan. Mrs. Lester Rowland's callerr last wepk were Mr. Mrs. Ho"’ er Ganshorn, Rev. Walter Bureham. Mr. and Mrs. Areyl Rowland, Mrs. Clayton Harlan. Berniece Tarlan. Mrs. Wayne L. Wood. Mrs. B. Eisele. Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Hep-, ler. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Welch of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerlin of Milford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young. Among those attending homecoming at Hepton Union Church Sunday we r e Walter Harmans, Chance Thomases. Orville Higginses and Mrs. Dorothy Anthony. Monday evening supper guests at the Higgins-Anthony home were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anthony and daughter. Late Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Chance Thomas called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDonald. Sunday dinner guests of Virgil Davidhizars were Harold Berkey family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Klotz and Mary Lou and Gerald Hartzell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Jones of Mentone called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones and Mrs. Elizabeth Jones Sunday. Wednesday evening Mrs. Orville Higgins and Mrs. Dorothy Anthony visited Mrs. Flo Melick at Etna Green. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson MeCuen visited Kendall Billers Friday evening. Saturday evening Mrs. William Stackhouse called on the McCuens. Jack Hamman family visited Mr. and Mrs. Merl Hendricks at Lake of the Woods Saturday evening. They spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Church.

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Lowell Anglin family attended a family gathering honoring the birthday of Mrs. Anglin’s father, J. A. Neff, Monday evening. Glenn Whitehead, Kosciusko County school superintendent, spoke on school problems at Etna-Scott-Prairie Farm Bureau Wednesday evening. Rev. Walter Burcham led the singing and devotions. Door prizes were woh by Mrs. Truman Nifong, Mrs. Laurence Yeiter and Miss Bellman. Pie, ice cream and sandwiches were served. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bower and Billie Walters visited Mr. Bower’s' mother, Mrs. Emma Bower, at Elkhart Saturday. Sunday dinndr guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Harlan and Lois were Edward and Mena Eisele of Homewood, 111. and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Wood, Jeanette and Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Longbrake called on a niece at Warsaw, then ient Sunday evening with Jack Hammans. Wayne Thomas family hhd'Sunay dinner with his mother, Mrs. Tohn Thomas. Wednesday dinner guests at the ack Hamman home were Mrs. Carte Farrell and Dillard Robinson of Akron, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chpreh. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gay called on Willard Higgins family at Bourbon Saturday evening. SERIOUS CONDITION Mrs. Harvey Anglin is a patient t Murphy Medical Center. She is in serious condition. Dinner guests of Mrs. James Heckaman last Tuesday were her ;ousins, Mrs. Lucy Abro of Buffalo, M. Y. and Mrs. Zcrola Zook of New ’’aris, her brother, J. O. Johnston ind wife of Atwood and a niece, Mrs. Loyal Harman of Etna Green. Mrs. Abro then visited her brother, Tames Leffel, retirejl supcrintenlent of Warsaw schools. Walter Thomas and Harold Gay have returned from Rochester, Minn, where they went thru Mayo Clinic. GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stankoven and daughter, Marjie Lou, entertained at their Simonton Lake home at a dinner Sunday, for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Walters of Nappanee, R 1. It was their 50th wedding anniversary. Other dinner guests were the Noble Swiharts, Anita, Judson, Philip and his friend, Rebecca Be-

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•led on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mikel and Mrs. Clayton Blessing. Evening callers were the William Whiteleathers and Merl Mikels. Mrs. Charles Mikel had the misfortune of falling in Nappanee Friday. X-rays were taken Monday to determine the extent of her injuries. The Alvin R. Stutzmans and Moses Hochstetlers were hosts to Mennonite Youth Fellowship at North Main St. church hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stutzman and daughters of North Webster recently visited the Delbert Stutzmans.

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