Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 31, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 1 February 1962 — Page 14

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

CO. YOUNG DEMO. CLUB Elkhart Cos. Young Democratic Club will meet Monday, February 5, at 8 p. m., Ist Old State Bank Branch, 420 E. Jackson, Elkhart. This meeting is open to Democrats between 18 and 40 years of age. Program will be a discussion on

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President Kennedy’s “Medical Aid For The Aged”; and talks by Edward Jordanich, South Bend, who is State Treasurer of the Young Democratic Club; and Richard Manuzak, 3rd District President. Plans will also be made for a spring dance.

Mrs. Lawerence Blosser Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Darkwood called on Mrs. Elmer Harter in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver last Friday afternoon. The condition of Mrs. Harter shows some improvement. Jesse Mishler, Etta Strange and Mrs. Wayne Smeltzer called on Mr. and Mrs. James Mishler on Thursday evening. Charles Tobias underwent surgery the second time last Saturday in the Elkhart General Hospital. His condition is satisfactory. Sunday the Henry Schmucker family, Paul Borkholder family and the Andrew Mast family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mast and family. The Men’s Fellowship of the Union Center Church met for their regular meeting last Wednesday evening. They burned the mortgage that covered the Landscaping project of the church. Roger Reiser was elected sec’ytreasurer of the fellowship. Sunday noon the Official Board of the Union Center Church will meet for a pot-luck dinner and regular business meeting. For the morning worship, Rev. Noffsinger will use the fourth beatitude for his message. The Union Center Youth will be guests of the First Brethren Youth at Nappanee at 5:30 Sunday. Susan Umbaugh will represent the Union Center Youth at the National Youth Seminar at Washington and New York next week. Rev. Aimer Groves, New Hamburg, Canada, will hold services for the Faith Haven Mennonite group, February 2,3 and 4in the Aarvin Weaver home. Mrs. Mervin Wittmer, Patty and Tommy of Osceola called on Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Michael on Sunday afternoon. Earl Michael of Warsaw called Monday noon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Madlem and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mishler and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pletcher and family, Elkhart, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mishler entertained Mr. and Mrs. Phil Livergood and family and Donna Smeltzer for Sunday evening lunch in honor of Mrs. Livergood’s birthday. Mrs. Menno Miller, Arthur, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hochstetler, Lorraine Miller, and Marvin Hochstetler were supper guests of the Jonas Hochstetler family on Friday evening. The Union Center Church has elected Clarence Mishler and Herman Hess as delegates to the Annual Conference of the Church of the Brethren which will be held at Ocean Grove, New Jersey in June. Rev. Ross Noffsinger has been elected to the Standing committee. Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Klotz and children and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Sheets were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sheets. Viola Welty was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Seranus Bare on Sunday. Rev. D. A. Yoder will be the speaker at the Salem Church on Wednesday evening and again on Sunday morning. On Saturday evening a District Youth Fellowship of the Brethren in Christ church will hold a meet-

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Mr. Sam Bourne, shown here with Mr. Lowell Mullett, celebrated his 79th birthday a week ago. Mr. Bourne started with Nappanee Milling Company in 1947. Previously he had been a trimmer at Coppes, Inc. and had worked at the Sauer Kraut works. Mr. Bourne was formerly known as Nappanee's outstanding bowler.

ing at the Union Center School at 5 o’clock. Rev. John F. Steiner will speak to the Christ Crusaders class of the Union Grove Church at 7:30 Sunday. A Senior girls sextet of Bethany Christian High School will give the special music. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hahn and family were Sunday dinner guesti of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hahn of Wakarusa. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sheets and Bertha Postma called on Gertrude Mishler on Sunday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Homer Miller and family entertained Thursday eve* ning at a Farewell supper for Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Miller and family who are moving to Oregon this week. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Levi K. S. Hochstetler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Olen Miller and family. Rev. Menno Schrock will be the speaker at Bethel Church on Sunday evening. The Rev. and Mrs. Homer Miller will entertain Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Mose Miller who are celebrating their 40th Wedding Anniversary. Mrs. George Sheets and Linda Sheets called on Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cripe on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cripe called on Joe Stouder, Jr. on Sunday afternoon who is recovering from a broken arm. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cripe and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stahly on Sunday evening. Mrs. Jesse Reed was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moneyheffer on Sunday. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reed and daughter, Karen of Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dickerhoff and Edna Dickerhoff of Fort Wayne were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Schmucker and sons on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rummel and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ogle of Bremen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent on Sunday. Mrs. Levi Ressler was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wakley on Monday. A bridal shower was given for Nancy Mishler by 50 relatives and friends Monday evening at the Union Center church. Go To Church on Sunday

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Mrs. Larry Stahly and Miss Karen Stahly were co-hostess at a stork shower given Wednesday, Jan. 24 for Mrs. Rudy Hartman at the Lloyd Stahly home. Guests at the shower were Mrs. Betty Searfoss and daughters, Jane Lakins, Vicky Parcell, Sandy Thomas, Mrs. Raymond Martin and daughter, Mrs. Harold Mattern, Mrs. Kathy Widmoyer and son, Mrs. Rita Culp and daughter all of Nappanee. Out of town guests included Mrs. Danny Miller and Mrs. Richard Miller of Bremen, Mrs. Warren Hartman of Wakarusa, Pat Holloway, Mrs. Norman Turnkey, Lana Turnkey, and Mrs. Richard Meridth of Akron. The Senior Youth Fellowship of the E. U. B. Church will be hosts to the Syracuse district youth groups at a ham dinner to be held Saturday, February 3 at 6:30 in the church. Guests will come from Concord, New Paris, Syracuse, Ligonier, Burr Oak, Indian Village, Island Chapel and Solomon Creek. The faith and fellowship commissions will have charge of the program. Monday evening the Lucky Blue Birds met after school in the Methodist Church basement and made little lady powder puff Sachets for their mothers. The group is under the direction of Mrs. Russel Orn and Mrs. George Smith. All WSWS circles of the E. U. B. Church will meet Feb. 6 at 7:30 in the church for an election of

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Society officers. The circle leaders will have charge of the meeting. Miss Sonna Slagle served refreshments to the Eager Beaver Blue Birds Monday after school at the VFW. After refreshments the girls worked on their handicraft projects and played games. Tuesday, January 23, Miss Joan Williams gave a birthday party for her sister, Karen Weaver, at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weaver. After games the girls attending the party were served ham salad sandwiches, cake, ice cream and punch. At the party were Rita Reprogle, Bonnie Collins, Kathy Miller, Connie Frick, Vicky Parcell, Charlene and Robin Kruhl, and Brenda Hardesty. Susan Umbaugh of the Union Center Church of the Brethren and Susan Fox of the City Church of the Brethren will leave Saturday from Manchester College with the youth from other churches of the district to attend the National Youth Seminar at Washington D. C. The group will also visit New York City before they return home Feb. 11. Last Thursday Mrs. E. F. Miller and Mrs. Vernon Sharkey spent the day in Fort Wayne visiting Mrs. Miller’s sister, Mrs. A. E. Finkhousen. Betsy Strang celebrated her first birthday last Wednesday, Jan,* 24 by being the guest of honor at a party given for her by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillis. Those attending the party were Mr and Mrs. Fred Strang, the Robert Strang family, Ricky and Debbie Strang, Sherry and Kim Mangus. The Nappanee Square Dance Club will hold its monthy dance in the West Side Park Pavilion beginning at 8:00 P. M. this Saturday February 3. All members and their guests are invited to attend. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Grace Huffman visited Mrs. Clarence Dick and Mr. and Mrs. Anson Bowman. Miss Marcia Stutzman celebrate ed her ninth birthday by taking eight of her classmates to Eby pines for a roller skating party last Friday. Those who went skating were Milinda Newcomer, Doretta and Jykalla Weigand, Julia Stouder. Jill Stillson, Cindy Johnson, and Patty Strang. PSALMS V By Donita Hartzell, 4th grade Make a joyful noise unto Mrs. Curtis all ye musicians Serve her with singing; come before her presence with singing. Know ye that Mrs. Curtis—she is good. It is she that hath made us sing and not just ourselves. We are her children and it is our singing of her songs. Enter into her gates with singing and sing your song with praise. Be good unto her and sing her songs. For she is good; her singing very nice; and her songs arc good for all children.

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T.is week was. busy for many students. One of the main events was the regional vocal, piano, and strings contest held Saturday at Penn High School. In the vocal contests, first places were awarded to Rita Slabaugh singing "IT; Walk Beside You,” Ron Foeckler singing “By the Bend of the River,” and Don Peltier singing “Maria.” Second places were awarded to Roger Holdeman singing “Vouch Safe O Lord,” Sue Reporgle singing “Lullaby,” and the Girl’s Trio with Sherry Johnson, Karen Rose George, and Sue Reporgle singing “Alleluia.” Third places were awarded to the Mixed Ensemble singing a madrigal number “Awake Sweet Love,” Karen Schrock singing “ A Brown Bird Singing,” and Dianne Gardner singing “Dedication.” In piano contests, a first was awarded to Karl Schrock playing “Air de Ballet,” a second to Dianne Gardner playing “Capriccio in E Minor” and a third to Betty Martin and Sue Fox playing a duet of “Heavenward.” Ultra-modern Penn High School offered pleasant surroundings and made contest more enjoyable for all concerned. Another event that took place Saturday was the eighth grade tourney at the high school. In the first game Nappanee beat Brc-

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men 49 to 34 and Warsaw beat Plymouth. Nappanee won the tourney, beating Warsaw 41 to 32. In the consolation game, Bremen beat Plymouth. The high scorer in the first game was Melvin Dean with 22 points and in the second game Dave Callander and Melvin Dean with 16 points each. The eighth grade team has had a good season so far losing only one game. Through the co-operation of the light plant, the Science Clubs were able to tour its facilities last Tuesday evening. The game with Kendallville last Friday contained an amusing event for the fan’s enjoyment. When one of our players lost a contact lens and all of the players of both teams were on their hands and knees on the floor looking for it, it gave onlookers great amusement. The contact was recovered. High games of girl’s bowling last week were Barbara Senff (141), Carol Rohr (140) and Tina Knobel (138) High series were Carol Rohr (272), Barbara Senff (263) and Janet Moore (261). High game of boys’ bowling was Paul Lundall (205) and high series Paul Lundall (379). It may interest the students to know that their teachers are also going to school. Many are taking extension school courses towards higher degrees and for their enjoyment. These teachers are Mr. Small, Mr. Carter, Mr. Conrad, Mr. Stutzman and Mr. McGrew. Classroom scene pictures were taken for the annual last week. Mr. Sutula was kept busy trying to get the students to smile. That’s all for now. See you next week. AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS American War Mothers will meet February 6, in the American Legion Hall, at 7:30 p .m. 1962 membership is coming to a close.

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