Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 86, Number 8, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 23 August 1962 — Page 4

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Ladies Hats. ... 50*

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Mens Van Husen Dress Shirts White and Colored $? 50 Now \

MINS BRIEF & T-SHIRT 75*

LANES GOWNS and SLIPS s^oo L p

1 BOLT CURTAIN MATERIAL yd 55*

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LADIES BLOUSES 75< AND UP

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BOYS Knit Suits Sizes 1 to 4 $459

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INDIAN HEAD 89c VALUE 69$

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. BABY SWEATER SETS 3 * T

70X90 Sheet Blankets $225

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

Community Center Mrs. John Applegate Hazel Higgins and Dorotha Anthony visited the Doyle Burketts Thursday. - Everett and Scottie Hepler were at Ben Heplers Tuesday evening. Mary ffeckaman has been going to Atwood nearly every day to help care for her brother, J. O. Johnson, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. Miller of Centerville, Mich, called on Ben Heplers Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Floyd Hepler was a Friday caller. Harold Collins was released from the hospital Saturday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Chance Thomas spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Atley Miller at their Syracuse Lake cottage, then later called on Howard McDonalds. Walter Thomas and Mrs. Maxine Rapp spent Sunday with the Wayne Thomas family at South Bend. Mrs. Devon Troxel called on Mrs. Herman Blessing Tuesday, Mrs. Charles Mikel Thursday and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Blessing Sunday evening. Lt. and Mrs. Don Prior and sons, Bruce and Wayne, of San Diego, Calif, visited her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Rarick, a week, then Mrs. Prior and boys continued their visit with the Rar-

icks while tt. Prior took special officers training at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. A sister, Mrs. Darrel Byrket, and husband of Elkhart took Mrs. Prior and sons to Chicago Tuesday where they boarded a jet plane for a non-stop flight to San Diego. The Byrkets had been vacationing at their Huffman Lake cottage and at the Raricks. A third daughter of the Raricks, Mrs. J. D. Isenbarger of South Bend, was with the group the 11th, 12th and 13th, and again Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Rarick and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gay left Tuesday for the east. The Raricks are visiting the I. M. Glass family at Holidaysburg, Penn, where they held a pastorate for about five years, and the Gays continued on to Hagerstown, Maryland to attend the wedding of Dale Rummel. Sunday morning worship service at Camp Creek Church will be in charge of the Ministerial Committee. Reports from the delegates to the District Conference at Camp Mack last week-end, Ruth Whiteleather, Mildred Shively, Truman Nifong and Rev. Howard Dickey, will be heard. The evening service has been recalled in favor of revival services at the Mt. Pleasant and Turkey Creek Churches. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Klotz and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brock attended the funeral of Mrs. Klotz’s cousin, Mrs. Charles Christner at Southwest. Carol Ann Brock stayed with her great aunt, Mrs. John Krull. Calling on Mrs. Lester Rowland last week were Mr. and Mrs. David Meeks, Bronson, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miner, Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Klindinst, Plymouth, Lloyd Rummel, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Speicher, Ruth Stutzman, Elizabeth Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ganshorn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edler, Argyl Rowland, Hazel Higgins, Dorotha Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones, Rev. and Mrs. Walter Burcham, Carrie Gay, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred An-

glin, Leesburg. Wallace Anglin has been seriously ill with pneumonia at Parkview Hospital, Plymouth. Latest word was that he was improving but not yet out of danger. James Galls visited Bill Galls Saturday evening. Sunday evening Virgil Eaton of Dewart Lake and two friends from South Bend called at the Henry Myers home. . Mrs. John Applegate cujbyet! visiting Mrs. Uierj cently. Laura Bell Burt of Nappanee, Geneal Wolford, Warsaw and Tom Edler, South Bend left Friday morning by auto for San Diego, Calif, where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gray and Mr. and Mrs. James Bruce and son. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson McCuen returned home Wednesday after spending a few weeks with their daughter and family, the Dallas

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Wymans, while Mr. McCuen M* couperated from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flory, Clara and Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Clatterbuck and Marian, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Disher and Caro} and Mrs. Owen Yarian enjoyed Sunday at the Dunes State Park. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clouse and Stephen had a cook-out at the Ed Brocks at Bourbon. Stanley Riley of Elkhart spoke at Millwood Chapel Church Sunday morning and Bob Berkey of Bourbon was the evening speaker. Lois Burkett was at the HigginsAnthony home Monday. Mrs. John Applegate was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Harlan and Berniece. Mrs. Wayne Wood was an afternoon caller.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, Earl and Ray, also Mrs. Orie McDowell of Millersburg, were weekend guests of Mrs. Ralph Lantz at Onekama, Michigan and visited Mr. Lantz who has been hospitalized nearly two years. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lantz and daughters at Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Osco Beach near Sand Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Merl Mikel attendeed the McCuen reunion at New Paris Sunday. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Duncan of near Milford called on the Henry Myers family and the Earl Rettingers west of Bourbon. Mr. and Mrs. James Gall, Diane and Coleen called on Mrs. William Stackhouse. Merl Mikels visited Rev. and Mrs. Frank Closson and family in the Cleta Rockstroh home Saturday evening. Rev. Closson, former Nappanee E.U.B. minister, has been serving as a missionary in Sierra Leone, Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hartzell, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Higgins and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yeiter visited Rev. and Mrs. Jack Amon and family at Reinbaek, lowa the

forepart of the week. The Hartzell children were cared fdr by their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hartzell, and Paula and Melana Higgins stayed with Dorotha Anthony and Hazel Higgins. James Galls spent Sunday with Gerald Hartzell. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyrs and Delbert visited Kenneth Hartzells Monday evening and- Lloyd Millers Friday evening. Patsy Mitldi* was a guest of her grandsji^: ' Lowell . Anglins spent Monday afternoon apd evening with Mr. and Mrs: Philip Neff and family at their cottage on Dewart Lake, where they “beat the heat.’’ Coarse gray or yellowish gray netting on the surface and a sunken, well healed stem scar ane signs of a mature cantaloupe, say Purdue University marketing specialists.

Continental or Belt Loop Slim Slacks Tapered to give that new look

New Colors in Cardigan Sweaters Orion or Wool