Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 83, Number 38, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 31 March 1960 — Page 3

Sml Kennedy Te Sneak At S. Bend Dinner Senator John Kennedy, one of the leading contenders for the Democratic nomination for president, wild be the speaker at a 3rd District fund raising dinner at Notre Dame Friday, The dinner theme is “Congressional Victory in ‘6O” and proceeds will go to aid the candidacy of Congressman John Brademas. Mayor Clouse announces he has tickets at sls each with the husband or wife of a ticket holder offered an additional ticket at $5 for the lobster dinner. Mayor Clouse, who is serving on the ticket committee with all other mayors of 3rd district, expects a sell-out of the 1,100 seat dining hall. Penny Proves Expensive For Susan Wengek* When Susan Wenger, daughter of the Richard Wengers, swallowed a penny a week ago Monday, her parents at first thought it would cause her no trouble. Then poor Susan got the chicken pox and when she started crying, it was blamed on her illness. But, xrays were taken and showed that the penny was lodged at an angle in her throat. So Susan had to ma|ce a trip to Elkhart whca the coin was removed with a special tube-like instrument with a Jight attached. , Susan, who was a year old in February, is feeling much better now and making up for lost time, her grandmother, Mrs. Everett Pippen jr., reported Tuesday.

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Warren Cot Sew Manager of Elk. Humane Society Warren Cox %5, of Cedar Rapids, lowa 'has been appointed new manager of Elkhart County Humane Shel" ter. Mr. Cox has had seven years experience in humane work from direct contact in the anitnal shelter to public speaking engagements, to civic groups boy scouts, schools. He has had Weekly radio and television programs and a weekly article in the Cedar Rapids newspaper. Mr. Cox will continue the Elkhart Society’s policy in cooperating with such departments as the police, sheriff, health and all governmental agencies . For five years he was humane officer in change of investigations for the Lincoln Humane Society in Lincoln, Nebr. He also spent 15 months In the service with the 39th Quartermaster Cos. Mule Pack. After his discharge he returned to humane work going to Phoenix Arizona for special training then was Superintendent of Linn County Humane Society in Cedar Rapids. Mr. Cox, with his wife Geri and small daughter Robin Lee, will arrive April 1 to assume 'his new duties. Eorcn Lutes Is President of Transient Board Nappanee Community Transient Welfare Organization met recently for 1960 reorganization, and to receive reports of the past year. New officers are Loren Lutes, president; American Legion representative, vice president; Howard Walker, secretary; Paul Dougherty, treasurer; and William Heimach, administrator. Business establishments having accounts for collection will notify the new treasurer, . Paul Dougherty, at the bank. Copies of the Constitution may be secured from the secretary. Rev .Howard Walker. Representatives for the year include Loren Lutes (Khvanis), Paul Dougherty ('Jayeees), Stan Yoder ('Lions) Rev. William Heimach and Rev. Howard Walker (Ministerial Association), Ray Hopewell (United Fund), Harvey Miller (City Council), Cecil Stalnaker (Red Cross), John Thompson (Chamber of Commerce). American Legion and VFW will name their representatives soon, and report these to the secretary. Nex’C meeting will be at the call of the president. M. Hochstetler Elected Head of VFW Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met recently and elected Margaret Hochstetler, president; Helen Stout, senior vice president; Doris Ringler, junior vice president; Betty Holderman, treasurer; Janice Dumph, chaplain; Linda Hockert, conductress; Virginia Walters, guard; Em Beezley, three year trustee: Peg Hunsberger, one year trustee. Installation will be Apr. 3. Go to church Sunday

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SwiietlNMiy to Honor First Mennonitc Team Friday at 6:30 in First Mennonite church the church basketball team will be honored at a banquet open to anyone from the community Stably Weldy has tickets . Rev. Fields of Church of God will be the banquet speaker. Stan Yoder is toastmaster. Several weeks ago the First Mennonite team received the league sportsmanship trophy. They played in the Adult Elkhart County Church Basketball league in which 12 teams participated. This season the First Mennonite team finished in a tie for 7th in league play, in a tie for 4th in the tournament, and first in sportsmanship. Members of the team are Leßoy Chupp (who broke his wrist in one of the first games), Jerry Drake, Gordon Dyck, Willard Ebersole, Ronald Fields, Eddie Foster, Dean Guard, Sam Martin, Wendell Metzler, Jim Miller, Jon Miller and Jim Weldy. REVIVAL STARTS TODAY AT NAZARENE CHURCH Church of the Nazarene will have a revival Mar. 31 to Apr. TO each evening, with Rev. Theron Hanes. Special music Ls by the song evangelist Bob Longcor and his guitar. Rev. John Secor is the pastor. CLASS MEETINGS Dean Guards will host the monthly class meeting of Loyal Bereans Sunday School Class Monday, at 7:30. Harold Reicherts of Bremen will host the meeting of Truth Seekers Class also on Monday, at 8:00. Dr. Bowen of Bremen will address the group. Three Candidates For President In Jaycee Election Max Gwin, Don Brown and Herb Cripe are running for president of Nappanee Jayeees. Marty Miller and John Tyler are candidates for first vice-president and Louis Suter and Kenneth Walters, second vice president. Alva Van Dyke and Bob Allen are on ithe ticket for secretary and Richard Uline and Dam Lender for treasurer. The election will be Apr. 11 at regular meeting in the B&B. Goshen Man To Speak at Easter Sunrise Service Dr. Paul M. Miller of Goshen College will be the speaker for the community Easter Sunrise service at East Sdhool building at 6 am. April 17 ou s u ervice 13 sponsored by Junior Chamber of Commerce with cooperation from (the Ministerial Association. Special music will* be provided by the Community Choir under direction of Mrs. Fred Curtis. Members of the Jayeees will have charge of ushering and arrangements and members of .the Ministerial Association will have part in the service. It has not yet been definitely decided whether the service will be outside or indoors. Richard Sheets is chairman of the Taycee committee and Rev. Qrrin Manifold is chairman of the Special Services committee of the Ministerial Association. Good Friday Service Apr 15 at ElB Church Annual Good Friday service sponsored by Ministerial Association will be at EUB church from 1 .to 3 pm. April 15. Rev. Howard Walker, hoSt pastor, will preside. Speakers will be Rev. Howard Baker, of St. Johns Lutheran church, Rev. Homer North, North Main Mennonite church, and Rev. Noffsinger, of Union Center Church of the Brethren. The service will conclude with the presentation of Dubois’. “The Seven Last Words” by the Community Choir directed by Mrs. Fred Curtis. , Business places will be closed from 12:00 to 3:00 on Good Friday according to Jack Amott, executive' secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Plans for the service are in charge of the Special Services committee of the Ministerial Association including Rev. Orrin Manifold of the Methodist church, chairman, Rev: Robert Fields of Church of God and Rev. Percy Cassel of Locke Village Brethren in Christ church. ____________ CIRCUS MOVIE TO PLAY HERE FOR FIVE DAYS “Toby Tyler or 10 Weeks with a Circus” Walt Disney’s latest hit movie will be at Nappanee Theatre for five days, from Friday thru next Tuesday with two shows nightly.

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McKee Directing H.S. Seniors Mystery May A mystery play “Creeping Shadows” is being rehearsed now at the high school by senior class members, directed by Don McKee. Os 48 seniors who tried out for the play, the following were selected by Teachers Miles and Hoover: Charles McFall .Connie Haney, Linda Price, Susie Templeton, Gary Culp, Mike Mitchell, Joe Schmeltz, Steve Price, Jerry Elmore, John Coppers, Dick Conrad, Portia Mutsdhler, Suzie Calbeck, Linda Heckaman, Joann Ingraham, Karen Clouse, Lou Ann Wyman, Terry Pippenger, Pauline Ketzel, Lewie Naylor, Steve Hockert, and Roy McDonald. The play will be presented Apr. 21 and 22. FRIENDSHIP CLUB Friendship club will meet Apr. 7 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. George Sinn. Roll call will be “The First Sign of Spring”. Mrs. Ada Fisher will have charge of the program . COMMUNITY CHOIR Community choir will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the_MethodiSt church. CURRENT CLUB Current club will have a guest day luncheon, Monday, Apr. 4 at 1:30 at the Morris Inn. Notre Dame. After lunch the group will visit St. Mary College. Mrs. Paul Dixon Jr. and Mrs. John Armantrout are in charge of arrangements . ANGELUS CIRCLE Angelus Circle of Methodist WSGS will meet Monday, Apr. 4 at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Floyd Metzler. Mrs. E. T. Playne will present the worship. ST. LOUIS VISITORS Weldon Harbaughs, St. Louis, Mo., spent the weekend with her parents, the Fred Speichers, and grandmother, Mrs. Gabriel Beigh. Mr. Harbaugh is an aeronautical engineer with McDonnell Air Craft Cos. Other guests of the Speichers were Robert StiHson family. JUNIOR WOMEN Next meeting of Nappanee Junior Women’s Club will be April 5 at the home of Mrs. Eldon Hepler. Cohostess will be Mrs. Richard Wenger. Mrs. Don Brown is in charge of the religious Easter program. Roll call will be a Bible verse. FELLOWSHIP CLASS Fellowship class of Church of the Brethren will meet Tuesday, Apr 5, at 7:30 in the church youth room. Doris Pippenger will be guest speaker and show pictures. FRESBYTEERS TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT Presbyteers will have their monthly meeting Apr 6 at the church at 8 p.m. Hosts will be the Walter McDonalds, Berne Schorscjies and Harvey Millers. A film, “The Rim of the Wheel” will be shown and devotions will be by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coons. Arden Stutzman will tell of latest plans of the fund-raising committee. PAST MATRONS Past Matrons club will meet with Mrs. H. B. Osborn, Tuesday. Apr. 5, at 7:30. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. Clayton Pletcher and Mrs. Frank Peace. Roll call will be “My Funniest Story”. LYCEUM CLUB Lyceum club will meet Wednesday, Apr 6 at 8 pm. with Olive Weaver. Mrs. Ralph Metzler will be assistant hostess. A guest will speak on the mental health program and Grace Huffman will have the'thought for the day. BOWL IN MICHIGAN Six ladies from Nappanee went to White Pigeon, Mich., Sunday, to bowl: Midge Adams, Betty Murphy, Anne Woodhams. Bea L. Tobias, Mary Miller, and Gerri Kuhns. Betty had high of 2192 for the six games with a handicap. Beulah Arnold, missionary at Calcutta, India, plans to visit her sister, Mrs. Isaac Schmucker, Union Twp.

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“Spring Single* Theme at OES Installation “Spring Magic” was the theme at installation of officers of Nappanee Chapter 367 OES Friday night ait the Maibnie Temple. The East Was decorated to resemble a patio with blossoms, jonquils and spring decorations. Prayer Was given by Rev. Mertin Cassel of Ft. Wayne and benediction by Rev. William A. Heimach. Installing Officers were: Mrs. Max Clouse, matron; Mrs. Dale Chmtner, marshal; John Phillips, chaplain; Ray E. Walters, obligation, Mrs. Robert Bechtel, organist, and Mrs. James Zimmerman, soloist. The 1960-61 officers are: Mrs. Paul Ohristner, worthy matron; Robert Warner, worthy patron; Mrs. Owen Senff, anociate matron; Frank Peace, associate patron; Anna G. Greene, secretary; Mrs. Frank Peace, treasurer; Ira Phillips, chaplain; Mrs. Joseph Kaulfinan, organist; Mrs. John Phillips, Adah; Mrs. Harold Ralston, Ruth; Mrs. William Jolkison, Esther; Mrs. Roy Slagle jr., Martha; Mrs. Robert McAndrew, Electa; Mrs. Forrest George, warden; Orange Ohristner, sentinel.

Amos Culp, Goshen, called on his mother Mrs. Martha Culp, Sunday and they went for a drive. Mrs. Culp and Harvey Bollmans called on Mrs. Susie Miller near Leesburg, Tuesday. MILFORD SYRACUSE WCTU Milford Syracuse Womens Christian Temperance Union will have their April meeting at Syracuse Church of the Brethren, Tuesday, April 5 at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cleveland, FoStoria, 0., spent Saturday with her mother Mrs. Lawrence Moyer. Mrs. Edith Cleveland was also a dinner guest Saturday. Mrs. Stacy Rowland, Mrs. Gertrude Hamsher, Mrs. Madlin Culp, Mrs. Edith Hepler and Mrs. Mary Hepler called on Mary Hartzell at Wilma Welty home the past week. George Dickie, Lancaster, Pa., who is employed at Ulines is staying at the Ethel Umbaugh home. Mrs. Harold Berkey, south of Nappanee, called at Umibaughs Sunday. Janet Sheets, Mrs. Carl Stiekel and Nelda Jean called on Mrs. Stickels folks the Harvey Blossers at Wakarusa, Sunday afternoon. Ora N. Millers, Middlebury and Jerry Heimuths called on Sam P. Eicher, 9turgis, Mich. Sunday. Callers of Mrs. J. C. Bock and Carl Sunday were Edward Bock family, Middlebury, Mrs. Clinton Young, Bremen and Mrs. Lester Kuhn, Lakeville. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kurtz and daughters Debbie and Sally, Elkhart, called on the Charles Detlingers last Wednesday evening. Mesdames M. H. Vesey, Russel Baker and the George Masts, Goshen, spent Sunday afternoon there. BRIDAL SHOWER A bridal shower was given Monday evening for Lora Schwartz at the Fellowship Hall on North Main by a group from Salem Mennonite church. Max and Stanley Ray Leohlitner, Wakarusa, spent the weekend with their grandparents, the Charles N. Fletchers. Mrs. Grace Huffman and Mrs. Willard Hoffer called on Mrs. Samuel Heckaman Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Hepler, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hepler and Ruth Hepler were guestt Saturday of Margaret’s sister Mrs. Irven Crow. Guests Sunday evening were her brother, the Ernest Pfeiffers, Wakarusa. Simon Grabers, Middlebury, were supper guests of the Victor Grabers Wednesday. Mrs. Victor Graber took Mrs. Harvey Stutzman and Mrs. Edward Helmuth and son to Herman Yoders Thursday. Mrs. Charles Detiwger celebrated her birthday last Wednesday with a pot luck dinner. Guests were her brother, the George Masts, her sisters, Mrs. M. H. Vesey, and Ralph Macks, and nieces Mrs. Rov Paul, Mrs. Russel Baker and Mrs. Dan S. Stealy, all of Goshen, and Jerrie Htousour, Nappanee. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. W. Homer Lantz, R I, Millersburg, announces the engagement of their daughter, Sharon, to Bernard-Cannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cannon, R 1, Milford. Sharon attended r.ew Paris high school and is employed at Proof Company, Goshen. Bernard attended New Paris high school and is at Lone Star Boat Cos., Bremen.

-rot a rmit4tEAß. BSTTEaiNroaMtO AMERICA** / National Library Week April 3-9, 1960 Victor Hershbergers ,and Norman Davis family, Goshen, spent Friday evening with the Loren M. MeMillens . HAROLD UMBAUGH WINS TRIP TO WASHINGTON Harold Umbaugh was one of 27 Hoosier who visited Washington last week and talked to Senators Capehart and Harffce and Rep. John Brademas. He also sat in on an agricultural hearing. Mr. Umbaugh won the trip for achievement in the Farm Bureau. RELIEF CORPS Berlin Womans Relief Corps met Thursday night with the president Goldie Losee presiding. Sixteen members wore present. Dorothy Atkinson and Esther Zenta, new members, were initiated. Committee for the birthday tables that carried out the three months theme was: Gertrude Babcock, Wilma Bricker, Helen Hostetler, and Nellie Losee. A white elephant sale benefited the Knigh'tstowns scholarship fund. Parents can go far toward protecting teenage drivers by restricting use of the family car to daylight hours. According to the Institute for Safer Living, 60 per- cent of fatal accidents occur after and. 1 and many involve young drivers.

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