Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 83, Number 47, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 June 1960 — Page 8

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

UNION CENTER CBYF Senior Banquet Saturday; Golden Rule Barbecue Friday

Mrs. Audrey MfSi CBYF senior rapo£itiop banquet will be Saturday evening at Union Center Church. Rev. Clar-

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Gosbon, wilF he guest Golden Rule Class of Union Center Church is having a chic-

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ken barbecue Friday evening at the Kenneth Smith home. Vacation Bible School continues thru June 10 from 9 to ll:30 a.m. A daughter, Laura Ann, was born Saturday in Elkhart hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Levi Plank. Mrs. Plank is the former Druscilla Kaufman. Harvey Kaufman, son of the Muntz. Norman Schrock family, skull fracture May 16 when he wss kicked by a mule, has been a patient in Elkhart hospital since itie accident. Supper guests Saturday evening of the Russell Stahlys were Mr. and Mrs. George Buss, the Harold Matterns, and Mr. and Mrs. John Muntz. Norman Schrack family, Goshen, and Robert Cripes called Sunday evening. Russel Stahlys called on her mother, the D. J. Stahlys Sunday. Emmert and Gorman Millers, New Paris and Rev. Noffsinger called on the William Stouders Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stouder of Wakarusa called Monday evening on Vern Cripes. Callers last week were Willard Reed, Dan Kuhns, Rev. Noffsinger, Mrs. Lamar Sla : baugh, Dannie and Patty. Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beer and Angela, Dr. and Mrs. George Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Winters, Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wise, Traverse City, Mich., Mrs. Nara Cripe, Constantine, Adam Newcomer, Elkhart and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gill, Cromwell. Mrs. Mary Gongwer and Mary, Arthur Stickels and David both of Wakarusa were Sunday evening callers at Clayton Angelmeyers. Claytons called Sunday afternoon on the Irvin Millers and Etta Iffert at Schmucker’s Trailer Court west of Nappanee. Ephriam Millers spent Wednesday night with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Miller at Peter Leichty home in Goshen. They called on the Amos Grabers near Etna Green, Sunday evening. David Miller stationed at Great Lakes, 111., called on his parents, Ephriam Millers Saturday evening.

Norman 11, son of Irvin D. Millers ,has been confined to bed for several weeks with rheumatic fever. Callers on Ascension day were Mabel Borkholder, Rev. and Mrs. Joe Miller Hadley, Pa., and Bishop and Mrs. Steve Yoder. Sunday dinner guests were Rev. and Mrs. William Yoder and daughters, Elmer Stolls of Oden, Rev. and Mrs.. Andrew Yoder, Goshen, Rev. and Mrs. Eli Miller, Topeka, Rev. and Mrs. Mose Yoder and family Centreville, Mich., Rev. and Mrs. Jacob L. Mast, and Bishop Steve Yoder family. Amos Lehman district church meets with Eli D. Stutzmans Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Mose Yoder and family Centreville, Mich., and Steve Yoder family were supper guests of John S. Yoders Milford, Sunday. Mrs. Forrest Postma and Mrs. Ira Mishler visited John Vanderveer at Merriel Vanderveer home in Gravelton Sunday. Mrs. Forrest Postma dined with her sister, Mrs. Ira Mishler, and Roger Hahns Monday. Paul Rummels were Sunday

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evening callers. Ervin Hochstetler family had supper at Eldon T. Yoders Thursday. Ascension day dinner guests of Eldon Yoders were John Chupp family and Elmer Helmuths and Stevie. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Helmuth and Stevie were guests at a mushroom supper Thursday at Devon Southeast q| tfappa, nee. Kenneth Hartffll family dined Sunday with his parents, the Dallas Hartzells, Najppanee. Floyd Hartzells, Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Huffman of Narvel, Mich., were guests also. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers, Millwood visited their daughter said family, the Kenneth Hartzells, Saturday evening, Bethel young folks were dinner guests of Ezra Hershbergers, south of Ayr, Sunday. In the gfterpoon they sang for Mrs. Katie Hershberger, Mrs. John A. Miller, Mrs. Manas Miller and at Bremen hospital. Bible School at Bethel Conservative church begins June 6 with classes ip forenoon. Young fdlks h-iterary of Bethel Church meets at bishop Homer M|ller home this Thursday evening. Jonas Mast family, Etna Green, and Olen Miller family of South West dined Sunday with Homer Millers. Homers attended the wedding Saturday at Fair Haven Church east of Goshen of Larry Slabaugh and Katie Bontrager. Mrs. Alvin Plank, Arthur, 111., was a weekend guest of her sister Mrs. Jonas Hochstetler. They dined Sunday with the John H. N. Millers west of tyappanee. Jonas Hochstetler family dined Thursday with Richard Lambrights. Harvey and Joan Stewart of Lagrange were Monday evening callers on Maurice Newcomers, CAMPING TRIP An overnight camping trip to Youth Village near White Pigeon, Mich., was enjoyed by ten Union Center 6th grade pupils, and their teacher Willard Ebersole, May 20. On the trip were LaMajfoHochstetler, Dallas Myers, DajffipPUnsicker, Pat Weaver, Allen Mast, Carol Ann Newcomer, Diane Hoover, Eva Kohli, Lena Martin, Judy Stump. I " I COUNTY LINE I J Mrs. Elias Sarber Elder and Mrs. Ralph Culy of Hegerstown and Elder and Mrs. Leslie Brinson, Elder Mrs. Loren Brinson and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brinson and families, near Spencer, spent Sunday in our vicinity. Mrs. Howard Meek entertained several ladies and children at a demonstration party at her home, Thursday evening. Mrs. Elmer Fletcher of Argos was the representative. Mrs. Mary Skinner and Mrs. Bessie Tunget of Fort Wayne spent Saturday night at Elias Sarber home. Sunday supper guests at the Sarber home were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Berkeypile and Susan, Ralph, John and Joyce of Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Holdeman and Chuck and Leon Sarber of Bourbon, Nancy Cline of Mishawaka and Jimmy Crull of Michigan City.

Some from here attended the monthly meeting of Elkhart County Beef Club at Goshen, Monday. Carolyn and Sharon Black of Nappanee visited at the Howard Meek home last week. Marita Brown visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Truex over the week end. Elder and Mrs. Elias Sarber and Shirley and Tommy were Saturday callers at the Jesse Thomas home near Bourbon. They also attended the wedding of Martha Sarber and Ralph Culy at Tippecanoe Primitive Baptist Church, Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Baer and Mark, near Hungtington, spent Saturday evening in our vicinity. Harold Replogle, his daughter Rita and granddaughter Susie took Mrs. Sam Heckaman and Mrs. Cora Hawley to Laporte Sunday to see Mrs. Heckaman’s sister, Maude Kamp who is seriously ill in Fairview hospital.

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Village Quiz Team To Prive To California Finals Friday

Frances Yoder R-371 Local Quiz team of Village Chug** anti Union Grave Church will leave for California Friday by auto the national finals. Patty Fink of Elkhart had supper Wednesday with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fink. Nick Maurer family dined with the Finks on Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fink called on their sons William and Ralph and families at Stone Lake. Mrs. Stahly Weldy called on her daughter, Mrs. Jerry Drake Friday." Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haines and baby of Rensselaer spent the weekend with Mrs. Laurel Haines. Callers Sunday were Doris and Maxine Hershberger of Nappanee and Tom Sensibaugh of Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Plank, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Slabaugh and sons. Saturday Mrs. Alvin Walbeser and children of Milford called. Mrs. Lester Williams spent Monday at the Laurel Haines home. Mrs. Haines spent last Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. Glen Method. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Miller had dinner Saturday with the Joe Millers. Darrel Hostetler family from Coloma, lowa spent the weekend with Mrs. Hostettler’s sister and family, the Isace Weavers. BAPTISM AT SALEM Sunday at Salem Mennonite Church, Norma and Mary Jane Davidhizer, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davidhizer, and Ruth Hoover, daughter of the Maynard Hoovers, were baptized by the stream. Weekend guests of the Charles Pletcher Sr were Mrs. Mary Brubaker and Sheryl of Midland, Mich, and Jackie Lenz and daughters from Sanford, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hunt called at the Charles Pletcher Sr. home Sunday. Weekend guests and, the Hunts, accompanied the Pletchers t 6 Warsaw to see Mrs. Marjorie Hamilton Sunday. Mrs. Levi Chupp, Dorothy Fern and Carol Ann were at Sam Chupps for dinner Monday. Tuesday, Mrs.

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Sam Chupp and Krystal spent the day at Levi Chupps. Sunday dinner guests at the Levi Chupp home were Paul Ramey family, Harold Myers family and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chupp and Krystal. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Yoder and daughter. Krystal Chupp stayed with her grandparents, the Levi Chupps, while her parents were in Chicago, Monday. Jesse Miller family of Plain City, 0., called on the Freeman Yoders Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman D. Yoder called on the Ivan Shrocks and daughters at Millersburg, Sunday. Gene Robinson family of Middlebury spent Memorial Day with Harvey Rush family. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Feldman of Constantine, Mich., were Saturday evening guests. NEIGHBORS BACK It seems real nice to hear a cheerful whistle in the back yard again as our neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yoder, have returned home after a three month stay at Levi Helmuth home in Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Helmuth were in Hot Springs, Ark., for treatments and returned last week. Monday evening Mrs. Harvey M. Miller was hostess to Busy Mothers Sewing nine ladies and 12 girls. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Miller visited the Bill Yoders to see their new son. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Miller and Etta Fern, Viola, and Lanadell attended Bremen commencement Tuesday evening then went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Huff in honor of their son, Welcome Charles, Punch cake, nuts, and mints were served. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Helmuth had dinner Sunday at the Jess Hochstetler home. Those present at the Elmer Slabaugh home to celebrate Mrs. Slabaugh’s birthday were Leroy Helmuth family, Delbert Slabaugh family of Bourbon, Arthur Walters family, Jesse Hochstetler fam-

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