Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 87, Number 17, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 24 October 1963 — Page 6

Open House At Democratic Headquarters See a sample voting machine and how it works. If you are not sure how to use a voting machine stop in and visit us. SAT., OCT. 26 SAT., NOV. 2 FREE COFFEE - FREE DONUTS Come Meet. Your Candidates 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Ms. Tabor Auction Sale 6 miles South of Nappanee, then East 1 mile Saturday, October 26, at 11:00 a.m. FARM EQUIPMENT AND GRAIN 8' • three point hitch Ferguson disc - John Deere hay rake • ear corn - oats - rye • 40 bales straw - hand corn shelier - hog waterer • chicken feeders ■ netting - fence - wood fence posts • electric incububator -and other misc. farm tools FARM PRODUCE Bushels of apples - sweet potatoes * white potatoes • acorn & butternut squash • cabbage • pie pumpkins FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sofa bed (like new) - rocking chairs • dining room furniture - living room furniture - dishes - roll-a-way bed - rugs - day bed - Servel gas refrigerator - oil heating stove with oil drums & copper fittings - conventional Norge washer • electric skillets - electric clocks - shower cabinet • and other appliances JUVENILE FURNITURE Rocking chairs • high chairs • baby basket • bassinet • baby buggy • teeter-babe - toys -games MISC. ITEMS Wood for heating stoves and furnaces • lawn mowers - hand-made quilt -3 doz. canvas gloves - You name it, it will be there. ANTIQUES Kitchen cabinet • dining room suite - cupboard with glass doors BAKED GOODS Home made bread • donuts - candy - pies - cakes • cookies - noodles BAZAAR & RUMMAGE SALE LUNCH WILL BE SERVED MT. TABOR CHURCH OF GOD Harold Clouse, Auctioneer Not responsible for accidents

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Jerry C. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss, Milford, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas, and will now enter Air Police training there. Jerry is a 1963 graduate of Milford High School. His address is: AB Jerry C. Miller, AF 16775817; Box 1526 Flight 1172, Lackland AFB, Texas.

Community Center Mrs. John Applegate Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Harlan, Miss Berniece Harlan, Mrs. Glenn Rockhill and Mrs. Wayne Wood went to Auburn Monday to see Rev. Lloyd Harlan. Mrs. Fred Haney called on Mrs. John Applegate Monday evening. Mrs. Bill Wise was an afternoon caller. Vida Elder and Sadie Huff enjoyed visiting their old schoolmate, Bertha Breunlin of Sycamore, Illinois ,at the home of her niece, Marguerite Felton, Bremen, Friday afternoon. Calling on Mrs. Henry Jones last week were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Black, Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Jones, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Berkey, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Klotz, Marialyce Hartzell, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Disher, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carrick and Timmy, Eileen Klotz, Mary Davis, Elizabeth Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Braden, Jean and Colleen Gall, Donnabelle Davidhizer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hartzell and Charlene, Eli Kuhns, Mrs. Emory Miller, Doris Yeiter, Rev. and Mrs. Irvin Kanode, Ruth Thomas, Mary Lou and John Mark Dougherty, Iva Klotz, Hazel Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Marquart. Dorothy Anthony and Ruth Stutzman. Mrs. Jones is recouperating splendidly and was able to attend church Sunday. Miss Fannie Miller was brought from the hospital to the home of Mrs. Barbara Deiner Monday. Lillie Harman, Rosemary Sellers, Minnie Harman and Hilda Mock are

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I spending a portion of the week 'with Mary Pickert at Johnstown, Pa. Mrs. Herman Blessing’s callers last week were Mrs. Warren Brock and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heisler. Tuesday Mrs. Blessing and Mrs. Charles Mikel visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rusher at Alfran Nursing Home, Warsaw. ! Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock became the parents of a son Sunday at Elkhart General Hospital. He veighed 7 lb. 15 oz. and is named Uric. ....... Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gay visited heir son, Ralph, at Michigan City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Merl Dewalt spent he weekend in Ohio with their son, 'arl, and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Chance Thomas .ailed on Mr. and Mrs. Ora Benson near North Webster Monday. Twenty-seven members and friends of the Progressive Homemakers Club enjoyed a luncheon meeting at the B & B Case Wednesday. The program consisted of group singing led by Grace Snell, short poems and readings by Eva Ganshorn, Omah Stackhouse, Ruth Whiteleather and Lola Thomas, longer readings by Louise Hepler and Edith Hepler, a poem by Pearl Applegate and skits by Marjorie Mikel, Ada Jones and Alma Parks. The Club’s family night will be observed November 25 at Mt. Tabor Fellowship Hall. Alice Dooley of Elkhart spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stutzman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lehman and daughter of Howe called on Mr. and Mrs. Chance Thomas Wednesday evening. Mt. Tabor Senior CGYA members who went to Findlay, O. Saturday were Teresa Ganshorn, Christine Wise, Barbara Sparks, Marie Stutzman, Bob Wood, Allen Wood and Tim Hoffer. Their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parks and minister, Rev. Walter Burcham, also went. The group toured the college campus, including the new science hall, dorms and seminary, and attended a football game. All returned home after the game but Mr. and Mrs. Parks, who stayed all night and attended services at the College Church of God Sunday morning. The Jack Hamman family had dinner with Mrs. Howard Church iSunday. I Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. John Tomas were the Wayne Thomases. j Mr. and Mrs. Devoe Egolf of Nap 1 panee were Saturday supper guests of the Jack Hammans. j Mary Miller had supper Saturday with her grandparents, Mr. and | Mrs. Henry Myers, and Ruth Jane Miller was a Sunday dinner guest. I Martha Love of Hamlet, Mrs. Wayne Dunham and Hal, Hazel Hig- • gins and Dorotha Anthony were dinner guests of Mabel Dunham

Tuesday. Mrs. Higins and Mrs. An-. ' thony also colled on Mr. and Mrs. 1 ; Joe Kaiser. The countryside was refreshed when about three-tenths of an inch of rain fell last week, but much more is needed. There is fog nearly every morning, necessitating ex-tra-careful driving. I Mr. and Mrs. Chance Thomas i spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks near Argos. Special Day All ladies and men of the community are invited to attend the observance of World Community Day at Mt. Tabor Fellowship Hall Friday, November 1. The local countrychurches are participating and the theme will be “The Book in My Hand,” with an offering for the American Bible Society being liftea. A salad lunch will be served at 11:30 and the afternoon sessioon starts at 1:15. Dr. V. O. Barnhart will be at Mt. Tabor Church Sunday morning, speaking on the Camp Development Program. Rev. Lloyd Harlan of 407 S. Jackson, Auburn, underwent an emergency appendectomy last week. I Mr. and Mrs. John McClung have painted their newly-acquired house trailer light green and expect to park it a short distance west of the Community Center store. My. and Mrs. Glenn Rockhill, Mrs. Wayne Wood, Mrs. C. G. Harland and Miss Berniece Harlan spent the weekend at Greenhills, Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. Warren I Harlan and family. Warren is having a reoccurrence of back trouble and is in a cast for at least four weeks. I Twenty-seven members and two I guests attended the October meeting of the Mt. Tabor WCSC Tuesday. Following the business session, Alma Parks played “Near to the Heart of God” on the piano, “My Jesus I Love Thee” was sung and Lilie Johnston led in prayer, i After singing “The Call for Reap ! ers,” Betty Collins, Eva Ganshorn .Irene Carrick, Faith Burcham, Dessie Sparks and Lois Rockhill assisted Betty Anglin, in presenting the lesson stressing the spreading of Christianity in the community, love and concern for others, witnessing and seed sowing and winni n g through cheerful service. “Lead On, O King Eternal” was sung and Mrs. Collins prayed. Mrs. Anglin gave a short resume of the accomplishments of the WCSC during the past ten years. After singing “Blest Be the Tie,” Leota Compton and Ethel Haney served refreshments. I Mr. and Mrs. Russel Yeager gave j a birthday supper honoring Dr. B. T. Yeager Tuesday. Os course his wife was there, too! j Mr. and Mrs. Merl Mikel called ■ on Oscar Heckaman at Elkhart Hos pital SundayI * Mr, and Mrs. John Whitmeyer Called on Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Klotz Sunday .

Auction Don’t forget to attend the Mt. Tabor auction at the Fellowship Hall Saturday. The bazaar, food sale and rummage sale starts at 9:00 and the auction at 11:00. Lunch will be served. The proceeds of the sale will be divided equally between the building fund and the general fund, unless otherwise specified. i Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Russell Yeager gave a birthday party for their granddaughter, Jeanne Ann Weldy, who was one year old.

Guests were Rev. and Mrs. Warren McCuen, Mrs. Nora Huffman and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weldy. John Yeager is a member of a Findlay College Team, whose other members are Dave Green, Jim Holderman, Barbara Lewis, Bonnie Smith and Sally Watson. They were at Ft. Wayne Sunday morning, Syracuse in the afternoon and at the Silver Creek church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Buss, Jr. became the parents of a 71b. 7 oz. daughter on October 15. She has been named Karen Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. James Gall and daughters spent Sunday with Sanford Galls. Monday evening they called on Mrs. Dallas Hartzell. Sixty-four attended morning worship at Hepton Union Church. At the evening service Miss Lois Knepp played a trumpet solo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartzell and son spent Sunday with Gerald Hartzell. Mrs. James Gall, Diane and Colleen, and Gerald Hartzell visited. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hartzell Thursday.

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OCTOBER 21 Kathy Hockert Gilbert Masterson Ric Coppes Ruth G. Miller 25 Mike Geyer Paul Dixon Tracey Webb 2G Mrs. Hallet Rood Virgil Ervin Mrs. Inez Tobias James A. Clouse 27 Mrs. Jack Stump Mrs. Frank Ball Glenn Weldy Mrs. Richard Hollar Mrs. Howard Pontious 28 Mrs. Donald Cleveland Mrs. Melvin Treesh 29 Keith Nichols Fred Culp Gene Alan Miller Anna Marie Miller Linda Price 30 Michael Lee Newcomer Robin Truex Mrs. Douglas Price 31 Wendall Sheets Anderw Miller NOVEMBER 1 Herman C. Miller 2 Robert L. Rhodes Melvin Miller Bob Heckathorn Linda Lou Reect 3 Joe Stouder 4 Donald Nichols LaMar Stouder Tom Stoops George Sheets Mrs. Eldon Hepler Mary Lou Nissley 5 Mrs. Willard Naylor Sandra Cleveland Nancy Price 6 Steve Hockert

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS THURS. OCT. 24, 1963

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Leßoy and Shirley Chupp, Nappanee, Ind., began a term of service under the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities, Elkhart, Ind., recently. They have been assigned to serve at Portland, Oreg., as unit leader and hostess. Mr. Chupp is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Chupp, Nappanee. Before going into service, he was working at Metzler Shoe Company, Nappanee, as a shoe salesman. Mrs. Chupp's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Reist, Salem, Oreg. She was employed by Dr. M. L. Weldy (veterinary), Wakarusa, Ind., as office girl. The Chupps are both members of the Salem Mennonite Church, New Paris, Ind. About 200 young persons are currently serving in this voluntary service program. They assist in community service projects in South Texas, Northern Alberta, and Puerto Rico; in a migrant ministry program in Arizona; in eight hospital projects and an equal number of other institutions (such as homes for the aged, a school for retarded teen-agers, a camp for juvenile delinquent boys, etc). They also perform missionary assistance in India, Brazil, Mexico, Nigeria, and Japan.

Locke Norma Hershberger Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clouse entertained at a party, honoring their 3(ith anniversary, also the annivers ary of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hoehstedler from Wakarusa and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schwartz. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Long. Ice cream and cake were served. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sheets were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Conda Eaglebarger of south of Bremen. in honor of the Eaglebargers fourty-forlh wedding anniversary. Mrs. Alvin Beatchy, from Souder : ton, Pa., is spending a the home of her parents, Mh 'and Mrs. Charles Clouse. Mrs. Bealchy’s husband, Dr. Al\ in Beatchy, is a guest lecturer at the Mennonite Biblical Seminary at Elkhart. Thursday, Mrs. Forrest Scheels called on her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Landaw of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Huff and family of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weldy and family of Foraker were Sunday afternoon callers on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pletcher Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scheels and family and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ssheets and son were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Scheets.

Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scheets and son called on Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Scheets. Mr. and Mrs. LaVon Conrad and family were to a coperative dinner party on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Truex in honor of Mrs. Newell Truex, from Tulsa, Arizona. Others present were Mr. Otto Truex and son and Mrs. Maude Truex and son from Wakarusa. Miss Cheryl Clouse spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clouse at Foraker. Miss Annette Clouse was a guest of Carla Hunsberger of Wakarusa on Friday and Saturday. Donald fleer of Marion called on Mr. and Mrs. Jay Scheets on Sunday afternoon.

Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. C harles Clouse and daughter Frieda were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Culp and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaffer of Elkhart, Mrs. Betty Rosentratcr and daughter, Buelah Jean, Mrs. Erwin Thomas, Mrs. Viola Olinger, Mrs. Marvin Lechlitner and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Clouse and son Tod. all of Nappanee Rev. Charles Adams of Oak Grove called on the Forrest Scheets family on Thursday. Mrs. Newell Truex of Tulsa, Arizona is visiting here with relatives for several days. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs Eli J. llocstettler visited Mr. and Mrs. Levi llocstettler at Goshen, ilr. Levi llocstettler cut his hand while at work last week. Mrs. Mae Haines and a group of women from the Brethren Service went to South Bend on Friday. I hey visited the Goodwill Industries and the Christian Service Center. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, former residents o f Nappanee work there. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Helmuth en tc-rtained Mr. and Mrs. Paul Entz from Chicago on Sunday for dinner. Mrs. Forrest Scheets called on Mrs. John Ilochstettler on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haines and family from Rochester and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cripe and son were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mae Haines.

CABLE STITCH CLUB The Cable Stitch Club will meet Mrs. William Kurtz is hostess Monday, October 28 at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Wilford Sparks, co-host-ess. The lesson on “Christmas Workshop” will be given by Mrs. Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Frick, of Wakrusa and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Blosser of Warsaw were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grasz.