Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 83, Number 10, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 17 September 1959 — Page 4

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

Locke Area Brian Shriner Home From Hospital, Was Ron Over by Farm Tractor

I- X By Mary Burkey Victor Culp was surprised Sunday for his birthday, which was on Monday. Guests were Willis Martins, Truman Martin family, Louise Martin., Leon Martin family, Goshen, Leßoy Culp family, Syracuse, Marion Martins, Middlebury, Mildied, Mattie and Vivian Mantin, the Clifford Culps, Elkhart, Eugene Martins, Joyce Culp family and Dean Culp of Taylor university, who is spending the week at home with Victor Culps. Mr. and Mrs! Lewis Ernest of Elkhart were also there. James Reed family, Woodland, and Lowell Kuhn family, Bremen, dined Sunday with the George Reeds. The Glenn Holdermans and Dick, Wakarusa, and Gordon Millinger, New Paris, dined Sunday with Stahly Weldys. That evening the Holdermans and Weldys visited the Orville Kalibs at Middlebury. Kenneth Mattems of Elkhart had evening lunch Sunday with Harold Mattems. Harvey M. Miller family spent Labor Day evening with Earl Bontragers. Mr. and Mrs. Herschal Yoder, Ligonier, were guests of his mother, Mrs. Alvin J. Yoder Sunday and took her out to dinner. Rev. and Mrs. Richard Yoder, Goshen, called in the evening. The Joseph Millers dined Sunday at Ervin Burkholders. Others there were the Henry Yoders and Fannie, Mabel and Richard Burkholder. VISITORS FROM EAST Mrs. Charles B. Hoober and son of Ronks, Pa., spent the weekend with her sister, Isaac Weaver family and left for home Sunday. Bertha Huber and Earla Hoover of Pennsylvania also called Sunday. Callers last week of Mr. and Mrs. Freenman Yoder to see the baby were Mrs. Leßoy Helmuth and Margaret, Elizabeth Miller, Lillian Smeltzer, Mary Jean Haines and Sandra. Visitors Sunday were the Christ Mast family of Goshen and the Daniel P. Yoders. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weaver, Elkhart, dined Sunday with the Henry Weavers. The Chester Frengers, Union Center, called Thursday evening. Mrs. Henry Weaver had supper Sunday with Clifford Lutes family, Nappanee. Eddie Slabaugh spent Sunday with Levi J. Chupp family. The Sam Chupps and baby were there for supper Monday. Guests at Levi Chupps Friday evening were the Floyd Millers and Mrs. Harvey Weaver, New Paris, David Hostettler family, near Yellow Creek, Mrs. Barbara Diener, Nappanee, Mrs. Freeman Yoder and children, Mrs. Daniel P. Yoder, Lydiann and Amelia, and

AUCTION SALE FARRER’S COMMUNITY BLDG. ALEXANDER at NORTH ST., BREMEN Saturday, Sept. 19 1 p.m. Full Line of Household Goods Personal property of late Emma Franklin, including antique furniture, antique dishes, ’antique clocks. Also Some New Merchandise > NOT RESPONSIBLE IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS T. Farrer & Son, Auctioneers

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Mrs. Leßoy Helmuth, HOME FROM HOSPITAL Brian Shriner, ZVfe year old son of Lester Shriners, north pf Locke school, was brought home last week from Elkhart hospital after treatment for severe head injuries. He W4s run over by a tractor several weeks ago. Callers Sunday of Russel Stahlys and her mother, Mrs. D. I. Stahly were the Roy Shaums, Mrs. Charlotte Salee, Steven and Amy, the Ray Weldys, Elkhart, Mrs. Florence Meller, Mrs. Blanche Rice, Mrs. John Rummel, Pearl Rummel, South Bend, George Busses, Frank Shaums, Lowell Hartmans and Steven. Mr. and Mrs. George Smeltzer, near Elkhart, called Friday. Elmer A. Stut2mans went to Kokomo Sunday to see the Joe Gingeriehs, Oscar Gingerich family and Ed Ottos. MISSIONARIES HERE Rev. and Mrs. Colin Blair, missionaries to Pakistan, were guests Wednesday and Thursday last week of Junior Pletcher family. Rev. Blair spoke at Nappanee Revival Center Wednesday evening. The couple expects to return to Pakistan the last of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Long and Charles attended dedication service of the new Mennonite church at Osecola Sunday, where Mr. Long’s brother, Rev. Maurice Long, is the pastor. Magdalene Otto, Lydiann and Amelia D. Yoder, spent Saturday evening with Laura Miller, west of Nappanee. Sunday afternoon the four girls called on Elizabeth Mast at the John Chupp home. Jacob Kuhns family, Grantham, Pa., were guests at Locke church Sunday. Mr. Kuhns was a deacon of the church when the family lived in this area. Centrevtlle Fair To Open Monday For Six Day Run Next, week, Sept 21 thru 26 will be Centreville Fair week to many Nappanee folks, who never miss the popular Michigan event which has as its proper name the St. Joseph County Fair. The fair is rated in the top three in the state of Michigan and among the best in the midwest. The nightly grandstand show, racing and farm exhibits always draw big crowds from this entire area. The program is printed in this week’s Advance-News. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Mishler, Dunlap, and her mother, Mrs. David Christner, near Wakarusa, called on Lizzie Mishler Saturday evening.

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PmtJr.e Slabaugh Mr. and R rs. Ralph Hahn, Indianapolis, sr<nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. We/toil McCoy. They all attended Hiacn reunion at West Side park, N :ppanee. The Ower Yoders, Menno Yoders, Emmon Voders, Harvey Hochstetlers, Lery Hochstetlers, and Vernon Scamuckers attended church services at Ray Nissley home, Sunday near Mi lersburg. Mr. and I&rs. Jaysoi. Vannette, and Gloria ’laines wre Sunday dinner guest? of Ralph Whiteheads. Leo Berge* of Arizona, formerly of this community and his sister of Bren en were Wednesday dinner guest, of the Sam Millers. Phyllis B! 'sser, Mr. and Mrs. Glen McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watk ns, called on Henry Watkins last week. The Marvir Stahleys of Walkerton, and Geo -ge Grimms, had dinner at Schorins restaurant, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitehead, called on he Marshall Millers, Milford, Sunday evening. Mr. and Ms s. Harley ft. Miller of Milford, Wad > and Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Le /i Slabaugh, Pauline ancj Nathan, called da the Sam Millers, Sunc ay. Henry Watkins spent Monday with his son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Brown, at their cottage home at Vandalia, Mkh. The day was spent fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Miller dined Thursday with Mrs. Lizzie Sch•nueker, at Ayr. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Yoner, Goshen, and Clara Helmuth. Mr. artd Mrs. Hi nry Mullet, Gene, and M ark, call ;d on John Vanator, nea Warsaw Sunday. Mr. and A rs. Owei Sneff and 'aughters B,- rba-ra, c; led on the dalph White eads lasi week. Mrs. Lev Slabaug a and Mrs. 3am Miller, called ai the Harve Slabaugh and Lizzie Sehmucker home, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strang were Sunday supper guest of Henry Watkins. Young folks of Be Pel Church and several of Berne had dinner with Elsie Helmuth, unday. Paul Mulle spent b unday evening with Merlin Sit oaugh, Bremen. Menno Yoder caller at the Sam Miller home, Thursdit y forenoon. Shirley Gala To Speak at lireth. Womens Meeting First fall meeting of Women’s Fellowship of Church of the Brethren will be next Tuesday, Sept 22, at 7:30 at the church. New Officers will be installed. G test speaker will be Shirley Gall formerly a missionary In Nigeria at one time connected with the Hiuerest School for missionaries’ c lildren, and 1 currently employed n the office of United M ssionary Society in Elkhart. All women nd girls are invited to attend. Youth Director To Have Meetings at First Breth. Rev. Phil Ler9ch, national director of Brethren Youth, Ashland, 0., will conduct a youth clinic at First Brethren church Sept 20 and 21. He will speak Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on “Why Work with Youth? How?” Evening service at 7:00 p.m. .will be devoted to the interests of youth, including a workshop and discussion on the theme “Planning for our Youth.’ A special service for youth leaders and other interested adults will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m., Rev. Lersoh illustrating his message by filmstrip, posters and displays built around the theme: “Reaching Our Youth in the Responsive Years”. A fellowship hour will follow Monday’s service.

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Back home in Indiana, W. A. Sudlow and his wife, of Syracuse/ stand beside the 1937 Cord Model 812 that brought them highest honors at the recent Midwest Grand Classic of the Classic Car Club of America at Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Mich. Competing in the Club’s Senior Division, the Indiana-built car scored 99.25 points arid was bested for top national honors only by a perfect 100 points given at the

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r*iON GROVE BRETHREN IN CHRIST carl G. Stuir.p, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. Leighton Stump, Supt. 10:30 Morning service. 7 p.m. Evening service. 7:30 Wed. Prayer service an 4 Bible study. UNITED MISSIONARY Harold Barger, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. David Wise, Supt. 10:30 Morning Worship. 10:30 Junior church (downstairs; 7 p.m. Bible study. 8:00 Wed., prayer meeting. CHURCH OF GOD 458 W. Walnut St. Robert W. Fields, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School Charles Sheets, Supt. 10:30 Morning worship 6:30 Youth Fellowship Ron Wilson, President 8:00 Thurs. Prayer meeting THE EUB CHURCH Centennial at Elm Howard E. Walker, Pastor 9:30 Morning Worship / 10:30 Church School Clarence Knepp, Supt. 6:00 Youth Fellowship 7:30 Evening Worship 5:00 Monday Junior choir 6:30 Monday Intermediate choir 7:30 Thursday midweek service 8:00 Friday Senior choir MT. TABOR CHURCH OF GOD Vfe mile south of Community Center, then east one mile. Rev. Walter C. Burcham 9:30 Sunday School. Olen Anglin, Supt. Mrs. Bill Wise, Jr. Supt. 10:30 Morning Worship. 7:30 Evening service. 7:30 Thurs., CGYA. LOCKE VILLAGE CHURCH P. W. Cassel, Pastor Parsonage at 252 N. Madison Ph 52’i 9:30 Sunday School. Archie Fike, Supt. 10:30 Worship service. 7:30 Sun. evening service. 7:30 Wed. prayer meeting. FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH W. Market St. Rev. Gordon Dyck, pastor 9:30 Sunday School Lyle Strauss, Supt. Beulah Stahly, Primary Supt. 7:30 Union service, reception for teachers. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENR 607 S. Madison J. W. Secor, Pastor ST. JOHN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH South Main St. W. H. Baker, pastor 9:30 Worship 10:30 Sunday school. William Kurtz* supt. SOUTH UNION CHAPEL Chas. Goss, Pastor 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. . 11 a.m. Preaching. UNION CENTER CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 3 mi. E. 2 min. Rev. Ross Noffsinger 9:30 Sunday School. 10:30 Worship. 7:30 Union service

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Western Grand Classic to a 1930 duPont owned by Jack B. Nethercutt, Los Angeles, Calif. The Cord was made between 1929 and 1937 at Auburn. A Classic Car, according to club definition, represents the finest in craftsmanship during 192542, considered the golden era of automobile design. The Greenfield Village meet brought together nearly a hundred cars of that period.

MILLWOOD CHRISTIAN CHAPEL Kenneth Marken, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. • Harold Gay, Supt 10:30 Worship service. 7:30 Evening service.. 8 p.m. Tues. prayer meeting. FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Locke and Walnut M. Virgil ingraham. Pastor 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Robt. Arnott, Supt. 10:30 am., Morning Worship. 5:45 Brethren youth 7 p.m. Evening service. 7:30, Thursday, Midweek Prayei and Bible Study. TURKEY CREEK CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 4-mi. E., mi. S. Rev. Orvin J. Kilmer, Pastor 9:30 Church School. Frances Korenstra, Adult Supt. Dorothy McDonald, Prim. Supt. 10:30 Morning Worship. CAMP CREEK CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Rev. Ralph Skaggs 9:30 Sunday School. Ted Watkins, Supt. Truman lVifong, asst. Mrs. Skaggs, Jr. Supt. 10:30 Worship service. 7:30 Evening service 2nd and Ith Sundays. HASTINGS ISLAND CHAPEL EUB CHURCH Rev. Omer Nisley, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. Kendall Biller. Supt. 10:30 Worship service 8:00 Thursday, prayer meeting Oscar Haney leader. ST. DOMINICS CATHOLIC CHIfRCH Maryland st. 2 blocks north of Rt 6 in Brmen Sunday Masses 8, 10 and 11. Weekday Masses 7-30 a.m. Holy Day Masses 7:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. First Friday Mass 7:30 p.m. Confessions 7-7:25 before Mass daily. Confessions Sat. 7:30 to 8:30 and before 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday masses. GOSPEL LIGHT MISSION 116 S. Main Charles Pletcher Jr., Pastor 10 a.m. and 7:3t> p.m. Sunday services. FIRST PRESBYTERL4N Clark and Market Rev. Wm. A. Heimach, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. Geo. G. Rose, Supt. 10:30 Morning service. Nursery during service. 5 p.m. Young people’s meeting 9:30 a.m. Sat Communicants class. METHODIST CHURCH Market & Madison Orrin Manifold, pastor 9:30 a.m. Church School Roy Slagle, Supt. 10:40 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery for small children. 5:30 High school MYF. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN East Market St. Rev. Leland Emrick. Pastor 9:30 Sunday School. 10:30 Worship. 6 p.m. Family night, potluck supper and program.

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By Mary Burkejr There were 90 at a Brenneman get-together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Weldy Sunday, with 46 coming from Elida, O. I area. One more guest came in the afternoon. Mrs. Weldy was a Brenneman before her marriage. The Cephas Yoders and Amos Weldys were at North Liberty Sunday at the George Mcßride home and called on other cousinh Dinner guests Sunday of John Gingerich family, south of here, were Paul Burkeys, Wakarusa, Donald Florys, Union Twp., and Weldon'Yoders, Kokomo. Dinner guests Sunday at Howard McDonalds were Mr. and Mrs. Russel Stump and sons, Elkhart, Ronald Fields, Nappanee, the Mario McDonalds and Ricky, and Herbert Fervidas. Sherry Fields, Elkhart, and Larry Losee spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stump. NAME SS TEACHERS Board of Christian Education of Turkey Creek Church of the Brethren has appointed as Sunday School teachers: Bonnie Ressler, nursery: Ruth Yoder assisted by Deloris Fervida, kindergarten; Feme Fervida, assisted by Esther Belle Krull, primary; Ruth Vander-’* veer, Ruth Whitehead, Junior 1; Joan Kilmer, Dorothy McDonald, Junior 3; Roy Slagle, Mrs. Maggie Fervida, junior high. Guests Sunday of Alvin Wislers at a dinner given for their daughter, Jeanine, were the senior and junior Harvey Defreeses, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burris. Claernce and Victor Brumbaugh spent several days at State Fair. The Clarence Yoders visited the Clarence Smith home Sunday evening. Mrs. Anna Whirledge and Will Sharp of Ft. Wayne stopped here for Labor Day dinner at Victor Brumbaughs en route home from the wedding of a stepdaughter of Mr. Sharp in Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Capizene of Bout bon and the Perry Flecks, Goshen, called Monday On John Callanders, Bobby Fleck spent a few days with them. Robert Stump family, South Bend, Virgil Stumps jr. Eldon Stump family, the Harvey Defreeses sr. the Guy Vails and Arnold Dallmans were recent guests of the Virgil Stumps sr. at their Dewart lake cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jackson of LaPorte, the Grover Jacksons of South Bend and Arthur McCuens, Nappanee, called recently on Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Jackson. Mrs. Carlyle Welty and her aunts, Mrs. Steve Mullett, Atwood, and Mrs. Anna Miller, Milford, were at Goshen Friday and called on Mrs. Welty’s uncle, Henry Yoders to see their new baby girl. The Carlyle Weltys visited In Goshen on Labor Day and spent Sunday evening at Roman Mulletts. Sgt. William Sharp of Ft. Riley, Kans., spent a few days at home with his parents, the Tom Sharps. Carlyle Weltys were noon guests Sunday of Wayne Weltys in Nappanee and they all called on the Jay Weltys to see their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hendershot, who are enroute to Alaska to work for two years in a hospital. She is a trained nurse and he is a pharmacist. MOVE TO NAPPANEE Othel Keplers and their six daughters moved to Nappanee last week at 656 E. Lincoln. Their telephone number is 6831-X. Their son, Richard, who is away, plans to be home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tiny’ Furney and three sons and a daughter, Goshen, moved into the home vacated by the Heplers. Mrs. Glenn McDonald, Mrs. Orpha. Blosser and Mrs. Robert Blosser attended Homecoming at Hepton Union church Sunday afternoon.

Lucille Miller President of AL Past Presidents Helen Chapman entertained past Presidents Parley ini her home last Thursady evening when Mrs. Irene Hahn installed new officers. Lucille Miller is president and Madlin Oulp, secretary-treasurer. PPP 3rd District meeting is in Walkerton Sept 23 at 6:30 with pot-luck supper. The group voted to bring one dollar gifts for children for Ft. Wayne Veterans Hospital gift shop Christmas shelf to the October meeting. Secret Pals will be revealed at this meeting with a hankie exchange. Forty hours were reported given by the Parley to the Weiner Festivities in our city. Irene Hahn was appointed to install new officers of the Legion Auxiliary with Myrtle Strope acting chaplain, Blanche-Hartman, Sgt-at-arms. Edna Slabaugh announced that she would install Bremen Auxiliary officers Sept. 28. October meeting will toe in the home of Mrs. Slabaugh. AMISH CHURCH Schwartz church will be at Rudy Hochstetlers Sunday. Henry Voder church met last Sunday at David Miller, Ayr. KEPT ON UNION 2mi Sos Nappanee, Imi W Noah Knepp, Pastor 9:30 Sunday school. 10:30 Morning worship. 7:30 Evening service. 7:30 Wednesday, mid-week prayer meeting and Bible study. VORTH MAIN ST. MENNONITE Homer F. North, Pastor Richard W. Yoder, ass’t pastor • 9:30 Sunday school. Howard Miller. Supt 10:30 morning worship. Sermon by assistant pastor. 7:30 Evening service Young people’s meeting. 7:30 Wednesday Bible study and prayer service. Our Motto. Christ the Hope of the world. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 751 W Market Rev. Walter Black 9:30 Sunday school. 10:30 Morning Worship. 7:do Youne neoote* service. wiassn*^'-

New Pastor To Bo Installed Sunday at First Menn. First Mennonite church will have an installation and commissioning service Sunday morning for Gordon Dyck, the new pastor. Rev. E. S. Mullett, former pastor and present member of the church will have charge of devotions. Dr. J. J. Enz, also a former pastor and now professor of Old Testament at the Mennonite Biblical Seminary at Elkhart, will give the charge to the pastor. Rev. J. N. Smucker of Goshen, editor of General Conference weekly Church paper, will present the charge to the congregation. Rev. Smueker’s grandfather was one of the founding ministers of Nappanee congregation 84 years ago,. Rev. R. L. Hartzler of Bloomington, 111., executive secretary of Central District Conference, will perform the rites of installation and licensing. Elden Schrock, chairman of the church board, will receive Mr. and Mrs. Dyck as members into church fellowship. Mr. Dyck is a graduate of Bethel College, Newton, Kansas and of Mennonite Biblical Seminary at Elkhart. He has served two years as an executive assistant in the Mennonite relief office at Akron, Pa., and as a unit leader of young men serving in a hospital at Evanston, 111. He also has been active in the youth organization of General Conference. Mr. and Mrs. Dyck came from their home state of Kansas and are living at Vhe parsonage at 558 W. Centennial.

Rev Walter Black New Pastor at Pilg. Holiness Rev. Walter H. Black is the new pastor of Pilgrim Holiness church and he and his wife, Velma and two children, Carolyn 15, and Sharon, 13, moved into the parsonage at 202 W. Walnut last Saturday, coming from Huntington. The Blacks also have a married son, Norman. The former pastor, Rev. C. M. Jones has accepted a church at Windfall. There was a farewell for the Jones— at the parsonage Friday evening with many gifts presented to them. Ice cream and cake was served. Tuesday evening, the congregation gave a supper and pound party at the parsonage in honor of the new pastor and his family. Rev. Black is a graduate of Frankfort Pilgrim college. Hugh Hendershots Here on Way To Alaska Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hendershot arrived Saturday at the home of her parents, the Jay Weltys, from Washington D.C. After a weeks vacation, in Nappanee the Hendershots plan to go to Sitka, Alaska where they will be both employed by Mt. Edgecumbe hospital, she as a nurse, and he as a pharamacist. They plan to be gone two years. Sitka is located in the southern part of Alaska. The hospital is on a small island and the only other building is a school. It will be necessary for them to take a boat for a short distance to get to the larger town. Luncheon guests Saturday evening at the Welty home were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pippenger. Guests Sunday were Donald Welty family, Etna Green; Wilbur Weltys, Benton; Wayne Weltys and Brian, and Carlyle Weltys and Brent of Nappanee. FLETCHER REUNION Pletcher reunion will be Sunday at Lethermans Grove, near Wakarusa.

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Bji?w Officers Installed at uegfon Auxiliary /■ meriean Legion Auxiliary met Monday night for installation of officers with a large attendance

including Legion officers and guests from South Bend, the new 3rd District president, Marie Makielski and F:ose Saleta, Post 357,

M; rie Eagles, president of Post 303 auxiliary, and Mildred Carper. "-ene Hahn installed Elnora Clay, pr< sident. Myrtle Hollar, viee-pres-id< nt, Betty Holderman, second vie ? president: Dorothy Geyer, and Mi dlin Culp secretaries; Mildred Pa 'ks, treasurer, Dorothy Forsythe, historian: Cleo Hartman, Chaplain; and Verna Tusing, sgt-at-arms. Myrtle Strope was chaplain and Blanche Hartman acting sgt-at-arras. Corsages of yellow mums made by Edna Slabaugh, out-going president, were given by her to each new and out-going officer. Madlin Culp presented Mrs. Slabaugh with the auxiliary scrap-book for. the ye: r and Lucille Miller gave her a gif . from the auxiliary. /Ui S.O.S. was announced for the little Metzler girl of Elkhart who will need 15 pints of blood during in emergency heart operation next week. Several volunteered to give. GOOD REPORTS Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Slabaugh brought back very good reports from the state convention at French Lick. Six Department citations were given the Nappanee ur t:, Madlin Culp for enrolling “9 for 5&”; for membership exceeding qu"ta; to Pearl Callander for sth plsce in the Department Distinguished Woman of the Year project (Nappanee was the only unit in 3rd District to send in a name). Also a citation for the best tioial security program in the district with a personal gift to Geneva Dean, unit chairman, from Department Chairman Amy Lee Coultas; also for obtaining the average grade of 94 percent; and a Citation for Century Club member to Mildr: and Parks, with a Century Club pin from the national president. NAMES CHAIRMEN Mrs. Clay announced as her 'h; trman for the coming year: Be ty Holderman, awards, poppy sal's and Americanism; Helen Cleveland, child vlelfare; Emma Be< zley, civil defense and merit '■vs em; Margaret Christophelf comnuiity service and radio; Wave Cleveland, constitution and bv-laws and finance; Madlyn Mellinger, veterans’ orphans; Mildred Parks, 'in; nee; Dorothy Geyer, finance anc legislation: Eloise Osborn, Gir s State; Cleo Hartman, gold tat: Rosalee Hepler, junior actlviie< Betty Sinclair, Knightstown Io le; Myrtle Hollar, membership; Ta ge Mellinger, music; Mary r oi ng, national security; Helen 'h; pman, Pan-American; Lucille liter, Past Presidents Parley T sal telle Deardorff, publicity; Edna Slabaugh. records and rehabilitatior: and Verna Tusing, service sale s. J rs. Torn Neuhouser and Norma of :ureka, HI., Were guests of honor Mday evening of a gathering at he Lester J. Miller home. Others there were brothers and sisters, C. T . Holaways, Chauncey Masts, Na; panee, Fred Holaways, Akron, anc John rtolaway, Milford. Mrs. Mil sr served ice cream and cake. No: na sosnt Friday night with Ma y Ellen Hochstetler and Mrs. Net louser stayed at the Miller hot e. IR4 WALTERS CELEBRATE TH :IR GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. anc. Mrs. Ira Walters of Nappanee celebrated their 50th weding anniversary Sunday at a family dinner at Simon ton lake. A list of guests is in the Community Ce: ter news.