Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 83, Number 19, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 19 November 1959 — Page 7

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Two Books Given In Memory of Mrs Mutschler Two books have bgen given to the memorial shelf at Nappanee Public Library in memory of Mrs. Albert Mutschler. “A Treasury of Friendship” celebrating the obligations, rewards and joys of human friendship thru the ages, has been given by Mrs. H. L. Syler and Mrs. Hal Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Truman George have given "Conversion” by E. Stanley Jones, world-famous missionary and religious writer, who tells how Christian conversion -otnes about andj what are its lasting effects. Other new books are: New Fiction POOR NO MORE, Ruark. The story of a man’s thriving compulsion to stay on top, and the women who helped him climb there. A FEVER IN THE BLOOD, Pearson. A great political battle seen from the inside, alive with real and memorable people. BLAZE OF SUNLIGHT, Baldwin. An inspiring novel of marriage. death, and love. THE SOUTH WIND BLEW SOFTLY. Hill. A young girl goes to Florida to claim an inheritance

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and there finds t lega :y of happiness. THREE IS A FAIVILY, Pettigrew. A novel f lied v ith warmth and humor. TOO MANY GHOSTS, Gallico. A suspense nove'. abou. an English castle and its ghosts. Mystery ficti n Haunting of Hoiis , Jackson The China Carney StQn;l Plot it Yourself. Stout Exit Dying. Oleskpr Sleep* Long, My L.ove, 1 /aqgli Black is the Fashion For Dying, Latimer Sands of Winde , Upfidd Murder is Sugg' sted, 1 ockridge Price Tag for IS jrder, 3ean No Next of Kir Disney Teep-Age fiei on That Archer Gj 'f, Erne y Dance on a Ra nbow, fydson Special Year, t impmah Double Weddir:, Du , ardin Two Make a World, W;lch Sea People, Luhens Nor -Fictioi SECRET WORLD O ' KIDS, Art Linkletter give? ab: aeprint for understanding rids an< how to enjoy them. GROUCHO AND ME, Marx. Groucho's life and spectacular career, his private tl oughts and Dublic philosophy are funny, sad, but inimitably Tarxiai . DR. IDA, M son. Ti e inspiring story of Dr. Id Seudd :r, 50 years a medical mis? onary n India. CANDLE. S' AR AN D CHRIST MAS TREE, Allen, ixperiences from which oi r cheris red Christmas customs h ve com . MORE FRC VI YO\ R CLASS MEETINGS, logan. 12 monthy programs for :'ass me Rings, plus six more for sreeial occasions. Useful for clubs also. HAVE PEN. WILL \UTOGRAPHY, Kane. ' Ixperier res of the author while s gning h s books on tour as a best- oiling ai thor. THE ALMOST CHC SEN PEOPLE, Wolf. A tudy of he religion of Abraham L icoln. THE GENE AL’S V IFE, Ross. First biograp y of ulia Dent Grant, the wifi who pit yed a great part in influe icing In r husband.

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More than 1,500 persons are expected to hear an address by John F, Gordon, president of General Motors Corporation, at the annual meeting luncheon of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce an Tuesday, November 24, In Indianapolis Murat Temple. General Motors is Indiana's largest industrial employer.

Gen. U. 5. Grant. LAUNCHING YOUR PRESCHOOLER, Bley. Ways to help your child venture forth into the vvprld and how to aid him, in his first experiences. SILENT WAR IN TIBET, Lowell Thomas. Penetrating exploration behind the all too confusing pews coming out of Communist-besieged Tibet. WHAT’S HAPPENING IN CHINA? Orr. A factual brilliant study of a country that has a quarter of the world’s population; is rich in coal, iron, oil and uranium and is rapidly becoming a major industrial nation. 808 TURLEY, FIREBALL PITCHER, Schoor. The life story of the husky right hander of the New York Yankees.

BEST PLAYS OF 1958-1959, Kronenberger editor. BUSINESS LETTER WRITING MADE SIMPLE, Rosenthal. RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD MADE SIMPLE, Lewis. CONTRACT BRIDGE MADE SIMPLE. O'Neal. ART OF SPEAKING MADE SIMPLE, Gqndin. Fourth Set of Twins for the ‘Grandpa’ Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Harley Meeks, 85( W. Walnut, became grandparentsof the fourth set of twins Tuesday morning, when their daughter Mrs. Ervin (Kathryn) Rhodes, Plymouth, had twin daughters. They call the new babies Evangeline and Angeline. The Rhodes had two other sets of twins, a boy and girl, James and Jane, 9 and Calvin and Ritha 11. Ritha died at birth. The Rhodes have 12 children living. The Meek’s son, Howard, R 3, ihas six children Including twin, boys Gary and Jerry 11. Mrs. Meeks also ihas a niece Mrs. Leslie Yoder. Warsaw, W'ho has a set of tVvlns. Douglas and Diana born July 12. John Shwartz Amisih church was at John Millers last Sunday. They will meet there again Nov. 29. The Hugh Mockerts, R 1, plan to leave for Florida Nov. 25, and plan to be gone until May 1. Their address will be: Rainbow Trailer Park, Palmetto, Fla.

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Government Has No Funds; Federal Aid Is Myth A foreward written by Lyle H Munson' in 'the new book, to be oublislhed Nov. 23, called “The John Franklin Letters” contains some 'plain talk, on tax problems. He Writes: “Ours is a nation enfeebled by political maternalism. Our voters have been conditioned to vote themselves liargess out of the public treasury - to rely upon government to provide them jobs, security .ease. “But government cannot give of itself; What government gives to one- either an individual or a pressure group - it must take from others. And the public treasury is guarded only by the public conscience. “If the public conscience tolerates taking from some, to give to others, grasping men will exploit the frailty. Qur politicians have done so. “Both parties in Washington are distinguished by men who seek to give their constituency what that constituency wants: tax money, which has been taken from someone else's pocket. “A public which makes such demands upon its officials precludes esponsible me n holding public office. That those in Washington .an compromise with, atheistic communism is not surprising. To oppose it would require vigor and sacrifice on the part of their eonjcituents. “A continuation of this atmosphere can only bring disaster - in two years, or five, or ten. “Out of this disaster, perhaps we will rebound to be a great naiton, for we are yet young enough „a.c in our memory the case history of our forebears who wanted nothing from government save a forum in which to arrive at ma-jo-ity agreement. “Let each man who takes money from his government understand:

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he takes it not from my government; he takes it from me -and you. “The authors of the John Franklin Letters have projected >a curve. The curve is tending downward. The writing is fact and fear. Not until 1939 will we know how much of it is fiction.” Make Feeders Now To Help Winter Birds by Frank A. White Indiana is full of bird lovers, as response to HOOSIER DAY columns on the subject proves to me. Our woodland and orchard is a stopping off station for birds that go north in spring and south in winter. A half acre of lawn had a starling to every square foot currently. Luckily the starlings keep going. Outside my window this morning, in a small evergreen, was a beautiful cardinal with a top knot. The cardinals remain all winter. A large variety of birds will remain over winter if they can find enough to eat. For all too long we have depended on makeshift feeders for our winter visitors. Often they are lids f rom garbage cans on a stump. They are raided by squirrels who should be abed and by dogs. There is nothing more fascinating on a snowy day than to see a "lock of birds feeding in your yard. Last winter, I unwittingly killed several fine birds, by giving them moulded grain from a previous season. This would be a lonely world without our birds. They eat enough nsects and weed seeds to make hem a most valuable ally to mankind. Before it gets too cold, how about building permanent feeding platform for the birds for this winter? t. is not difficult to find the ma"v'l and does not take too much time.

JR

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PANIC CAUSES DEATHS - There has been a rash of fatal accidents where drivers get the right wheels off the road pavement and yank too hard on the steering wheel to correct the mistake. If your right wheels run off the edge of a pavement do not try to yank them back at high speed. Slow the speed, watch for ears behind, then cut wheels sharply to the left, to get back on the pavement. When falling cracks on a surface to be painted, mix powdered crack-filler with paint instead of water. Apply to crack and level off diagonally with knife edge. Is a ready-made dress a little snug in the bodice? If the bodice has darts in the back, convert them to gathered fullness at the waistline seam. A person needs to be clever to get out of spots his stupidity gets him into.

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

Glamorize green beans by servin' wia mrp mayonnaise. Add a little dill anc. rosemary and a dash ... Id-L or itmon juice to mayonnaise, blend and serve. Cott >n fabrics with special finishes seordh more easily than other types. However, the special-finish-ed fabrics can be ironed more quicki.v. .

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