Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 84, Number 20, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 24 November 1960 — Page 3

BLUE KEY MEMBER David Stoops, junior, attending Ball State teachers college, was recently initiated into Blue Key, national men’s all-college honorary. Stoops is the son of Mrs. D. H. Stoops, 406 N. Morningside. He is an industrial arts major and president and Lambda Chi Alpha, social fraternity.

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ATTENTION BOTTLE GAS USERS For the last several years Liberty Gas Company has been supplying Wakarusa, Nappanee and Bremen area with "Philgas", the quality fuel, clean burning and free of moisture. .For continued service with this fine product contact Liberty Gas Company, Phone Osceola Enterprise 7434, no charge, or Osceola OR 4-8828, Elkhart JA 2-3560. Liberty Gas Company will furnish two 100 lb of bottle gas FREE with all new bottle gas customers installations, complete with hood, stand and base, for cooking, hot water heating, and refrigeration.* This offer includes transfers from the gas you are presently using. Liberty Gaa Company also offers frag service on all bottled gas appliances. We also have bee* servicing this area with Mk gas metered service for domestic and industrial heating, a stationary engines, farm tractors, crop drying and fork lift trucks. LIBERTY GAS CO. V v

MAPLE CITY CADETS OP LAPQRTE LEGION POST TO MARCH AT INAUGURAL Maple City Cadets, Indiana State Championship Junior Drum & Bugle Corps, sponsored by American Legion Hamon Gray Post 83, LaPorte, has accepted an official invitation to represent the State of Indiana in the Presidential Inauguration Parade in Washing, DC,, Jan 20. The cadets will appear along with Ben Davis high school band from IndianapolisThe executive staff of the corps is now beginning a financial drive by mail, asking for contributions, large or small, in an attempt to collect $4,000 in order to send this 80 piece unit of boys and girls, age 9 to 19 to the parade. Grace Murray, Mrs. Charles Kline and Mrs. Long called on Mrs. Sam Heckaman Sunday.

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NORTH MAIN ST. MENNONITE Homer F. North, Bishop Richard W. Yoder, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School Alvin R. Miller, Supt. 10:30 Morning Worship 7:30 Evening service 7:30 Wed. Bible study and prayer service “ Our motto-Christ, The Hope Os The World PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 751 W. Market Rev. Walter Black. Pastor 9:30 Sunday School rally day 10:30 Morning Worship 7:00 Young peoples service 7:30 Evangelistic service 7:30 Wed. prayer service -- ■■■"■.■ ---I - UNION GROVE BRETHREN IN CHRIST Carl G. Stump, Pasteur 9:30 Sunday School Leighton Stump, Supt. 10:30 Morning service 7 p.m. Evening service 7:30 Wed. Prayer service and Bible Study METHODIST CHURCH Market & Madison Orrin Manifold, pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Roy Slagle, Supt. 10:40 Morning Worship HEPTON UNION 2 mi Sos Nappanee, 1 mi W Noah Knepp, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Morning Worship 7:30 Evening service every other Sunday 8:00 Wed. prayer and Bible study GOSPEL LIGHT MISSION 116 S. Main Charles Fletcher Jr., Pastor 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday services. UNITED MISSIONARY Jack McGlasson, pastor 9:30 Sunday School Dale Brecheisen, Supt. Sunday School rally day. Special music - 10:30 Morning Worship 10:30 Junior churcll (downstairs) 7:30 Evening worship 7:30 Thurs. Prayer meeting

MT. TABOR CHURCH OF GOD SE of Community Center store Rev. Walter C. Burcham 9:30 Sunday School Franklin Hepler, Supt. Faith Burcham, Jr. Supt. 10:30 Morning Worship 7:30 Evening worship 7:30 Thurs. prayer meeting 7:30 Thurs., CGYA. Nov. 6-20 Revival The friendly church with a vital message. UNION CENTER CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 3 mi E. 2 min. Rev. Ross Noffsinger 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Worship 7:30 Evening service THE EUB CHURCH Centennial at Elm Howard E. Walker,, Pastor 9:30 Morning Worship (0:30 Church School Clarence Knepp, Supt 6:45 Tuesday, Intermediate choir 7:30 Tuesday, Senior choir. 7:30 Thursday, prayer meeting. TURKEY CREEK CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 4 mi E. Vz mi. S. Rev. Orvin J. Kilmer, Pastor 9:30 Church School Merrill Vanderveer, Adult Supt. Ruby Slagle, Prim. Supt. 10:30 Morning Worship. CHURCH Or GOD (Hdqs. Cleveland, Tenn.) Man St., Milford Harold Ingle, Pastor Parsonage at 760 Lincoln, Nappanee Ph. 4192 x 9:45 Sunday School Abner Harwell, Supt. 11:00 Morning worship 7:30 Evangelistic service 7:30 Wed. Prayer meeting 7:30 Sat. YPE (Youth Service) MILLWOOD CHRiS'i JAN CHAPEL Rev. Jack Amon, pastor 9:30 Sunday School \ Don Yeiter, supt 10:30 Worshir Service 7:00 Evening service 7:30 Tues. prayer meeting SOUTH UNION CHAPEL Chas. Goss, Pastor 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Preaching

MARLwill give your crops double action because it will do both these jobs 1. Fertilize 2. Neutralize Try it —and watch results! .~i i'i ——■!,!, l min, mm ■/■■■ GROUND ROCK PHOSPHATE E. M. ULMER & SONS Distributors of v Elkhart, Kosciusko, Marshall G. M. Klinefelter, Salesman Etna Green Phene Atwood 2341

NAPPANEE CHURCH OF GOD ' 458 W. Walnut St. Robert W. Fields, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School Virgil Anglin, supt. 10:30 Morning worship “Mission Os The Messiah” 7:30 Evening Service “God’s Chosen People” 7:30 Thurs. prayer meeting 7:30 Thurs. Junior fellowship 8:30 Thurs. Choir practice Hear Christian Brotherhood radio program over Elkhart WCMR, Sunday 8:30 a. m. LOCKE VILLAGE CHURCH P. W. Cassel, Pastor ■*- Parsonage at 252 N. Madison Ph 527 9:30 Sunday School Archie Fike, Supt. 10:30 Worship service 7:30 Sun. evening service 7:30 Wed. prayer meeting CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 607 S. Madison Noble Rhodes, Supt. 10:30 Morning worship 9:30 Sunday school 7:00 Junior meeting 7:30 Evangelistic service 7:00 Thurs. Midweek prayer and bible study. ST. JOHN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH South Main St. W. H. Baker, Pastor 9:30 Worship service 10:30 Sunday School Karl Knobel, Supt. Mary Louise Laser, Primary Supt FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Clark and Market Rev. Wm. A. Hgimach, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Morning service Nursery during service 5 p.m. Young people’s meeting 9:30 a.m. Sat. Communicants class ST. ISIDORE'S CATHOLIC CHURCH E. Market, Nappanee Pastor: Rev. Ralph Larson Ph Bremen LI 6-3601 8:30 Sunday, Confessions 9:00 Sunday, Mass

FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH W. Market St. Rev. Gordon Dyck, pastor 9:30 Church School Stanley Yoder, Supt. Blondine Strauss, Childrens Supt. 10:30 Worship sendee 8:00 Thurs. Adult choir practice 3:30 Fri. Jr. choir practice CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Market & Elm Evangelist Fred R. Ritchardson, Jr. 9:30 Bible school for all ages 10:30 Worship 7:30 Sun. Evangelistic service 7:30 Thurs. Prayer & bible study You are always welcome CHURCH OF THE^BRETHREN Mack Drive Rev. Leland Emmrick, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Worship and preaching FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Locke and Walnut M. Virgil Ingraham, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School Charles Stump, supt. 10:30 Morning Worship 6:00 Brethren Youth Crusaders meetings. 7:00 Evening Service 7:30 Thursday, Midweek Prayer and Bible study HASTINGS ISLAND CHAPEL EUB CHURCH Paul Garner, minister 9:30 Sunday School Paul Hollar, supt 10:30 Worship service. 8:00 Thursday, prayer meeting, Kenneth Haner Yader CAMP CREEK CHURCH OF the BRETHREN Rev. Ray Bowman 9:30 Sunday School Ted Watkins. Supt Glenn Disher, Ass’t. Supt. 10:30 Worship service 7:30 Evening service 2nd and 4th Sundays. XL I 1 Market Report i _j Nov. 23, 1960 Wheat : 1.87 Corn, shelled 1 .83 Corn, ear .80 Soybeans : 14)4 Oats .65 Eggs __— .45

FFA Boys Setting Fire Extinguishers To Raise Funds FFA chapter at the high school is launching a sales campaign op non-toxic fire extinguishers with proceeds going toward club proj- - £ Tie boys are selling extinguishers manufactured with DuPont chemicals at $1.95 and are taking orders for a larger 32 o?. size with stainless steel bracket which they say is ideal for tractor, homes, cars, or boats. They stress that extinguishers are not to take the place of calling the fire department, but are to he used to control a fire after the fire truck has been called. Sel Copeland is director of the Future Farmers group. Rubber snaps back after being stretched the truth doesn’t.

HEALTH

MALTA FEVER A type of bacterial infection of animals which can be spread to man was discovered in 1887 by David Bruce, British army surgeon, and is known by a varieity of names including brucellosis In man the disease is known also as Malta Fever, sir.es ii was first recognized on the island of Malta. Undulant fever is another name for it because of the typical waves of remittent fever which characterizes it. Brucellosis is seen especially in cattle, goats, and swine, and spread to man through contact by people who work with infected animals, or through the use of. raw milk from infected cows and goats. Proper pasteurization of milk prevents the spread of the disease through infected milk. Prevention ol the disease a s spread by contact with animals depends on testing of animals and the education of workers with animals. This disease is classified in cattle as Bang’s Disease, and animals found on testing to have the disease must be slaughtered to prevent spread ot the infection. Those most likely to be subject to brucellosis from contact are people employed in occupations such as slaughterhouse employees, butchers. meat inspectors veterinarians and men working on farms Infection results more frequently from direct contact with infected animals than from drinking con taminated milk, and men have the disease about three times as frequently as women Ear y in the present century brucellosis was a serious problem on the island of Malta with a large number ot cases among the British soldiers located there It was found by Dr Bruce that much of the disease was caused by infected goat's milk and that pasteurizsition could make the milk safe.

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Human* Society Seeks funds for new $ 70,000 Shelter Willard Combs, president of Elkhart County Humane Society, announces the appointment of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph S. Rasin as eochairmen of the building fund drive for anew animal shelter. Plans have been made for an extensive county-wide campaign to include all of areas the humane society serves. The new $70,000 shelter will be able to meet the expanded needs of the entire county. It will replace the present outmoded fa oil dies, located on bypass road 112. Since the shelter’s inception in 1948, services to the community have increased drastically. From a start of five animals, the society now handles an average of 9,500 animals annually, with a total board day count of over 63,000 days. These figures show an increase of 13% from the year 1958. A fully trained staff, under the guidance of Elmer Rose, executive director, and two ambulances are on duty 365 days a year to serve the needs of the entire county. In addition to the care of lost and stray animals, the society carries on a full time program of public education, talks and shows to school children of all ages, obedience training, rescue of abandoned animals, confinement of suspected rabid animals, investigation of reported animal cruelty cases, and control of animal licensing.

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