Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 91, Number 37, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 7 March 1968 — Page 2

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

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LETTERS Box 1225 San Juan, Texas 73589 * February 1968. Dear Friends, And He said unto them, “Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature...” Mark 16:15. As Jesus sent forth the disciples to take the message of salvation and healing to the world, so He sends each of us to take this same Gospel to a lost world whether it is at home or in another country. The work in the village of Jose Delgado is coming along fine. We have been teaching them the books of the New Testament and script-

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ure verses. They have no knowlodge of the Word at all and so we have to teach them just as cne would teach a child. One evening, Carlyle heard one lady say to another, “I don’t know anything about the Bible.” There are many, many just like her. Pray for them. Carlyle and Bro. Miller went with Bro. Clyde Calhoun, a Christian film evangelist, down to the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. It is 1100 miles interior and almost to the Central American countries. The country is very beautiful and has rich farmland. They have banana plantations and grow papyas, mapgos, pineapple, and corn. Each evening in anew area, they showed films which present-

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ed the message of deliverance for both the soul and the body. Large numbers of people came for the open-air meetings which were held in cooperation with the established churches. A number accepted Jesus as their Saviour and others were healed. The Lord blessed in a great way. In this area, witchcraft is very common. When they are sick, the people go to the witch doctors for help, only to find that they do not recover. So the power of God is greatly needed for both their spiritual and physical needs. And praise the Lord, we have a God that is alive and is able to do all this for them! In Oaxaca, Bro. Miller and Carlyle stayed in the home of General Jesus Pedroza. He is a retired general of the Mexican army with the highest honors ever given to any Mexican army leader. He and his wife and two children accepted the Lord as their Saviour three years ago and are very happy serving the Lord. The General has a

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tape recorder and as the Lord directs, he takes the message of salvation and healing to different homes in his city. What a wonderful way to spread the Word. God bless you for the encoaaging letters, all your prayers, and assistance to us for the work in Mexico. Do Write. ■ <F Your Missionaries to Mexico Carlyle & Freida Welty TALK OF THE TOWN BY BARBARA REISER 773 4583 Mr .and Mrs. Joe Haney are back in Nappanee after a two week vacation in Arizona. While there, they visited with the E. R. Haneys and the DeVoe Heplers in Tucson, and the Harry Tobiases in Mesa. Recently married couples who enjoyed a buffet supper in the Church of the Brethren parsonage Sunday, February 25 were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Wortinger, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Geyer, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Klotz and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mitchell. Mrs. Clyde Rogers and Mrs. Delbert Fox assisted the Bill Kidwells with the supper. Airman Larry Sheets is home on leave from service in Thailand. Larrry will soon be reporting for five months service in Dover, Delaware, after which he will be eligible for discharge. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wegmiller, Tim, Wendy, and Todd entertained the Ben Kauffman family last week at a surprise leap year birthday party for Mrs. Kauffman. The families enjoyed home made ice cream and cake.

The Camp Fire Training Program began Monday with sessions for Blue Bird leaders at the Church of the Brethren and for Camp Fire leaders at the Presbyterian Church. The Blue Bird session included training in song, led by Mrs. Charles Stump and examples of handcrafts by Mrs. Ned Hoover in addition to meeting procedures. Others present were mesdames George Rose, Ron Keiser, Jack Stump, Jim Grimm, Ed Eilers, and Paul Dixon. At the Camp Fire session, the leaders were instructed in handcrafts, rank re-

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Strictly Personal . D.E.N. As the A-M publisher was faced with plumbing problems at the plant and had to attack with a "plumber's friend", he kept wondefring if Horde* Greeley, or William Allen White, or Colonel McCormtck ever were required to get into sdeh situations. ★ ★ ★ For tropical fish fanciers, our Platys are being very prolific. If any of them grow up, we should have some to give away. They seem healthy at the moment. ★ ★ ★ A recent Kiplinger letter still doesn't rule out the possibility of Rockefeller for the Republicans. This should be a wing ding of a political year. ★ ★ ★ Wayne Dunham showed us a copy of the new magazine "Eye". Failed to react favorably because we're two generations too old. One depressing note. A lead article was a horoscope. For this editor the notation was "Forget it. The month of March will bring nothing but bad luck to you". That was for Scorpio people, in case any of the rest want to be depressed too. ★ ★ ★ It's hoped that the audience will have as much fun with the "Odd Couple" as the cast seems to. It's hard work though. ★ ★ ★ There's been some confusion over the two organizations, both good, the American Cancer Society and the Elkhart County Cancer Society. The former one deals A quirements, the seven Camp Fire crafts and Camp Fire songs. Those present were Mrs. Larry Wagner, Mrs. Pat Zahner, Mrs. Joy Johnson, Mrs. Flossie Losee, Mrs. Pat Slabaugh and Mrs. George Rose. Sunday afternoon employees of Pletcher Furniture and their spouses, enjoyed a bowling party at Gold Crown Lanes. Pletchers mens team defeated their ladies team and were presented trophies proclaiming them as “World’s Biggest Cheaters”. Betty Stouder and Gary Golden were winners of the Scotch Doubles event. The party was followed by a supper at the Glen Reed home.

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS PHONE 773-3127 Entered at the Pott Office at Nappanee, Indiana as Second Class Matter Under the Act of March 3, 1879. PUBLISHED THURSDAYS $3.50 PER YEAR in Indiana $4.50 PER YEAR Outside Indiana Publisher Donald E. Nichols, Jr. NOTICE Pictures for publication are welcome, but no picture will be returned by mail unless a self-addressed stamped envelope is sent with it. No charge for publishing pictures, news stories or announcements. mostly in national cancer research. The latter is completely local. Mrs. Ray Walters has been active in the County group. She sees to it that people have transportation for their cobalt treatments, and there's money available for cancer patients if needed. Having Mrs. Kenneth Walters on one board and Mrs. Ray Walters on another adds to the confusion. The most tragic sight was a heartbroken Jackie Robinson on TV talking about his son who is in serious trouble. ★ ★ ★ A man from South Bend (who ought to know) says that that city can expect some rough rioting this summer. ★ ★ ★ WINS BRONZE MEDAL Kellie Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curtis of 451 N. IVilliams was the winner of the bronze medal in a WCTU Bible memory contest held in Mrs. Lichti’s fifth grade at Central School Tuesday afternoon. The four speakers who did not win a medal were presented small gifts. The judges were Rev. Robert Fields, Mrs. Virgil Anglin and Mrs. Maude Weygand. Mrs. Nan Appleman arranged for the contest as an activity of her Bible class. Kellie won her medal on “The Prodigal Son”, Luke 15: 11-24. Every mountain has at least two valleys.

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