Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 90, Number 50, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 8 June 1967 — Page 3

Community Center Mrs. John Applegate Mt. Tabor mother and daughter potluck will be held at the Fellowship Hall at 6:30 Friday evening. The Church of God family fish fry will be held at Bear Hake Gamp Monday evening. Brotherhood will meet next Tuesday evening. Sonya Harman spent a week with her great-grandmother, Rosa Harman, recently. •Mr. and Mrs. Walter Milller, Earl and Ray, were weekend visitors of his sister, Mrs. Ralph Lanitz, at the Manistee County Medical Care Facility and Mr. and Mrs. Leornand Lanitz and family, Onekaima, Miich. En route home they called on the Dean Lantz family at Raroda. Rev. Andrews will 'be guest ■speaker both morning and evening at Millwood Chapel Church Sundiay. The Richard Harmian family ■were guest's recently of Rev. and Mrs. B. D. Wierwill at Cincinnati. Hazel Higgins, the Doyle Burketts and Dorotha Anthony were Wednesday supper guests of the Eugene Anithonys. Mrs. Martha Love and friend called on Mrs. Coe Haver at the ATfrian Nursing Home, Warsaw, then stopped at the Hdggins-Anithony home to find no one at .home. John Besson was elected president of Mt. Tabor Class Six when they met alt the Fellowship Hall Hast Monday evening. The new vice president is Lowell Anglin and Anna Lou Yoder is secretaryItreasurer. Mrs. Lofien Harman and Mr. and Mrs. LlOyd Mikel served refreshments. Others present were the Buell Hoffers, John Bessons, Lowell Anglins, Howard Ganshlorns and Walter Millers. Myrtle Thomas is scheduled to entertain the Active Ladies Club next Wednesday afternoon. The Cart Johnstons, Jr., of near Culver, Maynard Johnstons and Donald Johnstons, Nappanee, and Carl Johnstons, Bourbon, spent Memorial Day with Mrs. Alva Johnston. Mary Jones, Rulth Thomas, Dorotha Anthony and Hazel Higgins of this vicinity were among the sixty-sdx persons who attended the Napp'anee Senlior Citizens Club meeting Thursday. Included in the program was singing, pledge of allegiance to the flag, a devotional talk by Rev. William Kidwell, reading by Mrs. Irvin Kanode, two duets sung by Rev. and Mrs. Robert Fields, relating of June

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wedding memories and recognition of the person who had been married the longest, Mrs. Cora Stahly. After the meeting, the Community Center group called on Mrs. Grace Huffman, who has been ill. Friday supper gueslts at the Jerry Stutzman home were the Jerry Lee StutznHans, Syracuse. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. LeSter Rowland called on Mabel Welch and Mrs. John Summe, Mishawaka. The Arthur M. Hawleys returned to their home Saturday after being patients at the Bremen Community Hospital since the previous Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. David Geyer, Lora Lee and Polly, Dan Geyer ■and Janet Burkholder visited the Ben Heplers Saturday. Sunday dinner gueSts of the Bill Stutzman family, Syracuse, were the James Browns of Bremen and the Jerry Stutzman family. Saturday evening Vern and Lovina Welty of near Milford visited the Chance Thomases. The Alvin Situtznians of Gravelton spent Sunday evening with the Jerry Stutzmans. Shirley, Timmy and Tammy Carrie k visited Mary B. Davis Friday evening. Sunday, Elizabeth Jones attended the Daniel Miller family reunion at the Nappanee Westside Park. The Arthur Heckatmians of Bremen and the Waiter HeekamamS, Bourbon, called on Charles Edlers Sunday afternoon. Sunday Callers on Mary B. Davis were the Donald Yeiters, Sharon and Rex. Karen Mikel of South Bend spent the weekend with the Merl Mikels. Miss Charmain Collins of Gary and Tom Edler of Ohanute Field, Illinois, bad dinner Saturday with the Charles Edlers. The Russell Yeagers, the Walter Weldys and Dr. and Mrs. B. T. Yeager attended the Findlay College commencement Sunday. John Yeager was graduated with honors. Merlin Hoders and Mrs. Fred Hepler returned home from their

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eastern trip Saturday. Mrs. Florence Black remained in Delaware to visit her daughter for a more extended length of time. The Floyd Heplers visited the Floyd Davises Sunday afternoon. Mr. Davis is convalescing from a recent operation. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones attended a tea at the home of the Robert Bolens honoring their daughter, Miss Kathy Bolen, a 1967 graduate of Mishawaka ■High School. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Eads and Gary, Mrs. Loften Harman, Audrey and Cathy Huiff, Lloyd Mikels, Miss Linda Harman and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins and family enjoyed homemade ice cream at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John •Holawiay FYiday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harman and Sonya visited Mrs. Rosa Harman Sunday. Thursday visitors of the George Grimms were the Harvey Grimms. The Virgil David'hdzer family, the Robert Hartzell family and the Ralph Millers were with Gerald Hartzell Sunday. Sue Balsley and children of Blklhart were house gueslts of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Grimm, this week. The Donald Fishers attended tihe Fisher family reunion at the Goshen Brethren Church annex Sunday. Sunday, the Llbyd Mikels visited the Eugene Mikel family at Bdiwandsburg, Mich. A CGYA party was held at the

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Ernest Good home Sunday evening honoring Dennis Mikel who expects to spend the summer in Haiti at the Church of God mission at Boreal. Barbecues, hot dogs and homemade iee cream were served. Mt. Tabor Vacation Bible School convenes Monday morning at 8:30 with Virginia Good as director. WCTU Nappanee WCTU will meet at tihe home of Mrs. Fred Haney on Friday, June 9, at 2 p.m. The program will be in charge of Rev. and Mrs. Vernon Shaw, pastor of tihe Calvary Baptist Church. An eledtdOn of officers will be held along with a white ribbon service. LADIES RURAL CLUB The Ladies Rural Club will meet on Thursday, June 8, at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Albert Bonitregers. Roll call will be my first date. Lesson on clothing dollar.

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PIANO RECITAL Various awards will be given to the piano students of Mrs. J. O. Murdock at a recital Sunday, June 11, at 4 p.m., alt tihe Methodist Church. The public js cordially invited to attend. Those 9tudemts who participated in the National Piano Guild auditions in the spring will receive their medals and certificates. Then the students who met the necessary requirements to become members of the “Clef Club” will receive 'their emblems of merit. Mrs. Murdock is awarding a gift t othe best all-around student in each of the five classified groups. The program Sunday will consist of 8 solos by the students Who had the highest rating in their grade level at the National Piano Guild audition in South Bend, and several duets by other students. The afore mentioned awards will be given at the end of the program.

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