Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 83, Number 36, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 17 March 1960 — Page 8

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS TOURS. MAR. 17, I*oo

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Mrs. John Applegate Iconise Golden entertained Active Ladies Club Wednesday and read the poem. "Grandpa’s Wood Stove” for 'meditation. Lois George gave the history of the song of the month, “Wearing of the Green.” A skit on census taking was given and roll call was answered by each lady giving her opinion on making a will. Myrtle Thomas presented several contests and the hostess served gelatin: salad, devils food cake and coffee. A guest meeting with potluck dinner at 1,11:30 will be held April 13 at the home of Ola Klotz, Present at the March meeting were Mary Dishiler, Gladys Grimm, Myrtle Thomas, Mary Miller, Ola Klotz, Ada Jones, Louise Golden, Lorene Harman, Lois George, Marialyce Moore and Shirley Golden. DON’T GET UP NIG HI S It takes just 50c and 12 hours to start relief or your money back at any drug store. When fundonal kidney disorders cause getting up night, scanty flow, burning, backache- leg pains, dizziness take surprising BUKETS 4-day treatment. Acts fast to increase and regulate passage. NOW at Johnson Drugs.

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Sandra Yoder played a piano solo and Edith Hepiler gave a reading at Mt. Tabor Church service Sunday morning. Rev. Burcham spoke on “Pilate’s Question”. The Burchams sang “When the Saints Come Marching In” "At the evening service. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sechrist and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hepler were Saturday evening dinner guests of Lloyd Heplers, celebrating the birthday of Mrs. Sechrist. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Weaver were evening callers. All enjoyed a color movie of the Tournament of Roses parade at Pasadena, Calif., which Charles took on New Years Day. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers spent Thursday evening with Lloyd Miller family, near Bourbon, and Saturday afternoon with Kenneth HartzeJls of Union Center. Mae Doty had a dinner party for her mother, Mrs. Etta Doty, on her birthday. Guests were Mrs. Buell Hoffer, Mrs. Ernest Parks, Mrs. Ora Anglin, Mrs. Harve Moore and Mrs. Stanley Mikel. Sunday callers at the Joseph Bower home were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Heffner. RUMMAGE SALE Mt. Tabor S. S. Class Seven is holding a rummage sale at the former site of Reed’s Garage a block north of the stop light in Nappanee on Saturday, March 26, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donations should be taken to the Fellowship Hall either Thursday or Friday. Sifatp WCKC Wnrkshon will he at

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Mt. Tabor Fellowship Han Saturday from 9:30 to 3:30. Rev, Ruth Showers of Michigan will be the speaker. There will be a sack lunch at noon. A class in fundamentals of. the Christian religion and doctorines of the Churches of God is being held for young people each Sunday evening at 6:30. Adults may sit in on the class. Kendall Billers had supper with Hudson McCuens Thursday evening. After prayer meeting Mr; and Mrs. Dallas Wyman, Lou Ann and Kenneth, Vickie and Sandra Yoder and Connie Biller called. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wyman, Tena and Darla, had dinner Sunday with Mrs. Bertha Postma. Dinner guests g os Hudson McCuens Sunday were Rev. and Mrs. Walter Burcham and Janet. Shawn, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Yoder, has been ill with flu. Junior Yoder, student at Ball State college, Muncie, was home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Biller, Connie and Kent, visited Lyle Billers at Ft. Wayne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rummel and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bower arranged the devotions and entertainment of Scott-Etna-Prairie Farm Bureau at Etna Green School Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bower read scripture, Mrs. Fred Hepler sang “Master the Tempest is Raging,” Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gay and Mr. and Mrs. Don Yeiter sang two songs, and Mrs. Floyd Hepler gave the reading, “Her Busy Day.” “Where Our Tax Money Goes” and “Who Gives the Subsidy” were discussed. Harold Gawthrops and Lester Williams’s served cup cakes, coffee and chocolate milk. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sechrist spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers, Delbert, and Mrs. Dave Sechrist. Marjorie George called on Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Cain Saturday evening. TOO MANY HOMES In a letter from Frank Phelps of Santa Cruz, Calif., he states, “In regard to those sugar prunes, they are a thing of the past out in the Santa Clara Valley where I got them. Those orchards have all been uprooted and thousands upon thousands of homes built on the old orchard sites. I blame you eastern folks for this situation. If you would discourage you friends and neighbors from deserting their homes back there, we could still have our orchards, which are now gone forever.” Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Chance Thomas and Walter Thomas visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas to hear about their three week trip to Arizona. They made their headquarters at the Avery Sumpten home. Mr. and Mrs. Landis Cain, Bonnie and Linda had supper Friday with Chance Thomases. Elmer Krou family were entertained by Willard Higgins family Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stackhouse and Joy had a dinner honoring Eugene Anthony’s birthday Friday evening. Other guests were Mrs. Anthony and Debbie, Mrs. Dorothy Anthony and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Ohance Thomas spent Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks near Argos. LADIES AID Mrs. Dallas Hartzell entertained Millwood Chapel Ladies Aid Wednesday. “Blessed Assurance” and “When We All Get to Heaven” were sung, Mrs. Hartzell read Romans 13 and Mrs. Walter Harman offered prayer. Roll call was answered by naming a Bible character and his occupation. Thought for the day was “All God’s giants have been weak men who did great things for God becaused they reckoned on his being with them.” The missionary lesson on "Salome, the Ambitious Mother,” tvas given by Dorothy Klotz. Mrs. Virgil Davidhizar read an article by Dr. Bob Pierce who recently visited Russia. Benediction was by Mrs. Devon Hartzell. Chocolate cake, fruit salad, coffee, tea and mints were served to 12 members, one visitor and five children. Janice Braden spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Jones were Sunday callers. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Higgins and Dorothy Anthony called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dishler near Nappanee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Gall, Diane and Coleen, had supper Saturday with Bill Galls at Osceola. Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Gall at Winona Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hartzell and

RocUe and Mr. and Mrs.. Dos Fisher and Jean Ana had, Sunday dinner with Gerald HariTodi. News of 20 years ago: “Dr. Floyd Radcliff of Bourbon, beloved family doctor, Christian gentlemen and friend to man, died of a heart ailment following a five day illness. It was said that he never dunned anyone for money and that the poor were as near his heart as the weU to do.” Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rowland had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edlers Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Edler and sons of South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heckaman of Bremen. j Mr. and Mrs. Howard William and daughters of Atwood and Mr. and Mrs. Mefvin Weirieh of Warsaw had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Buell Hoffer, Mark and Tim. Mr. and Mrs. Devoe Sfeajchouse, Brenda and Adrian, caUetTofi Buell Hoffers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Disher and Carol had Sunday dinner with Mrs. Owen Y art an. Mr .and Mrs. Eldon Disher will entertain Camp Creek Willing Workers Class Friday evening. Rev. Ralph Skaggs will have devotions and entertainment. ' Ninety attended the skating party given by Camp Creek church with Millwood Chapel and Heptom Union churches as guests last Monday evening at Plymouth skating rink. Rev. Noah Knepp of Hepton Union led group singing and had devotions. MOON ECLIPSE A cloudless sky made viewing of the total eclipse of the moon perfect Sunday morning at about 2:40 by moon-gazers of all ages, as well as romantic young people who normally are about the only ones who see the moon in the middle of the night Lois Herr was hostess at Camp Creek Ladies Aid last week. Knotting a comfort was the project. Nine ladies and four children also enjoyed the potluck dinner. Robert Bolen family of Mishawaka and Betty Skaggs had dinner Sunday with Mrs. Dewey Jones. Mrs. Charles Mikel spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Herman Blessing. Ed Rusher called on Mrs. Herman Blessing Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Blessing spent Sunday with Mrs. Ruth Brock. Mrs. C. G. Harlan spent most of last week with her daughter, Bemieoe, in South Bend. Rev. Ben Redder spoke at Mt. Tabor Brotherhood meeting last Tuesday evening. His subject was “The Iron Rule and the Golden Rule.” Cherry pie ala mode and coffee were served. Mrs. Lloyd Mikel has been made

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Pauline Slabaugh Mrs. Ralph Whitehead, Mrs. Mary Watkins, Wanda and Seth, and Mrs. Ted Watkins were Thursday dinner gutests of Mrs. LaVem Hollar. Lorraine Miller of Arthur, 111., . spent a few days with her aunt, Pete f Miller family. Sunday dirtaer guests of the Alvin Millers were, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy ; Yoder and Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Les- , ter Miller, Lyntford. Dorcas and Phillip and Eria Deiner. , Owen M. Yoders and sons Qrus . and Lavem called on Roman E. Millers Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitehead , spent Saturday with the Jayson Vanettes, Ligonier. The Eli HochStetlers, Pete Millers, • Betty and Gmer, and Mrs. Nora i Bender attended church services at HifcksviUe, Ohio, Sunday and were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vic- ■ tor Yoder. i Mr. arid Mrs. Richard Hanmen, and i Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stahley of Walkertori spent Sunday with the George . Grimms. Thedore Watkins called on Henry Watkins, Friday. Approxamately 35 chartered a bus ! to Davis Cos. to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ben Slabaugh who’ was found i dead in her bed at her Florida home. She was brought to Davis for funeral services and burial. 1 Among those who attended were the Dan. Nissleys and Mrs. Walter Burkholder. They left early Sunday morning and returned Monday. Mr. and Mrs., Ralph Whitehead 1 were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Carl Whitehead and daughter Ruth. The Lloyd Balsley of Valparaiso spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Grimm. happy by the many cards she received while in the hospital, and visitors who have called on her since her return home. Callers last week were Mrs. Charles Sheets, Betty and Kathy Collins, Martha, Linda and Lofton Harman, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miked, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harman, Mrs. Joe Miller, Mrs. Mary Borkholder and daiighters, Rev. Walter Burcham, Bill Harmans, Howard Mikels, Stanley Mikels, Harold Bergers, Delbert Heplers, Franklin Heplers, Lloyd Runftmels, and Mrs. Richard Harman and Gale.

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